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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
2
Valued Lace Question Seeks Imported Availability
A reader asks about obtaining import quality laces and whether Val. Laces at gc provide them. The inquiry notes that imported laces are hard to acquire and seeks guidance on sourcing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase Val
Silk Hose Price Listing From 89e to $2 Aids
Silk hose offered in light, medium, and heavy weights with full fashioning and extra heavy silk splicings. Lisle or silk feet, double lisle or lisle lined silk tops. Colors include cardinal tan white cerise navy champagne and sky. Prices range from 89e to $2 per pair.
Silk novelty stockings in embroidered clocks and flowers
Small lot of silk novelty stockings offered in black or white. Features fancy embroidered clocks and embroidered flower effects with peached and jeweled novelties.
Fresh Styles in Underwear and Ribbons on Main Floor
Under muslins and union suits priced at 39 cents to 59 cents, with gowns drawers and corset covers in cambric and nainsook fabrics. Lace embroidery and ribbon trim add ornament. Ribbons range 25 to 35 cents, offered in taffeta, satin, and striped patterns in a vibrant rainbow of colors. Main Floor Right.
Fate Elects Eleven New Firemen in Atlanta
The Atlanta Fire Department board selected eleven new members last night. Chief Cummings nominated Jarrell for the eleventh spot by a randomized drawing. Other appointees include McDonald Jenkins Travis Clayton Lanny Straub F E King Reynolds Hallman and McCommick. Kellam was dismissed for drunkenness. A plan for police boxes at fire stations and a private line to fire HQ was discussed. Non city residents calling for aid would pay 59 dollars for the first hour and 25 dollars for each additional hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Firemasters
Fire Department
Cummings
Jar~ Tell
Atlanta Fire Department
Staunch
Pokier
Andy King
Jarrell
McDonald
Jenkins
Travis
Clayton
Lanny
Straub
F. E. King
Reynolds
Hallman
McCommick
Kellam
A. C. Connally
King
Chief Cummings
Fifth Ward Improvement Club Sets Six Month Committees
The Fifth Ward Improvement club met in the English Avenue school auditorium and formed standing committees for six months. Members include Echols, Strumend, Slegan. Carroll, Penn, Sisson. Johnson, Sisson, Pearce. and others across School Light Police and Streetcar groups. Addresses by Carrot Johnson Sisson Pearce. Pearce urges timely schoolhouse for Howell Station. Also, club plans to petition railroad commission about streetcar cars through the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward Improvement Club
English Avenue
Street
N. M. Echols
J. W. Strumend
J. D. Slegan
MH. J. Penn
ZN. Carrel
Z. N. Carroll
J.nierson
J. C. Peare
D. Sisson
J. Joals
M. J. Penn
O. L. Hildebrand
D. Johnson
Penn
JD Sisson
ZN. Carroll
W. F. Carter
O W. Howell
J. C. Pearce
T. D. Cagle
Dr. Anderson
S. J. Howd
L. L
Nmi
M. Betuls
G. Plournoy
A. Moses
Flint
Ko Garner
M. Nols
Homer Ashley
Hower
V. M. Garrett
G. K. Denn
Hutehina A
Cochran
K. Foones
Filiuleey
H. J. Penn
M. Hchols
DB. Sisson
WE. Ethridge
J. Pearce
J W. Hammond
A. M. Howell
G. A Flint
G. D. Jobogen
Jotn Bradford
Sisson
B. W. Billson
T. N. Pearce
J. W. Fleuring
WN. M. Hols. A
Burton
N. Carrot
W. H. Johnson
J. D. Sisson
J. D. Pearce
Fifth Ward
Railroad Commission
Evangelist Cuddy to discuss war's sequel this Sunday
Evangelist W A Cuddy editor of The Prophetic Mare and noted speaker will preach at the old Baptist Tabernacle on a sermon titled The Big War and Which Side Will Win and the Surprising Things That Will Follow According to Scripture. He once served as Arizona state legislature chaplain in 1885 and returned his pay to protest taxpayer support for prayer. He says his preaching leads toward the Panama exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A. Cuddy
Old Baptist Tabernacle
Dr Cuddy
Arizona
Cuddy
Club Women to Open Cyrene Institute in Bainbridge
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs plans to open Cyrene Institute in Bainbridge within the near future as an industrial school in the Tallulah Falls model. Mrs Z Fitzpatrick of Thomasville, president, inspected the school and urged support from local federation members. The institute features several modern buildings and was funded after a session, with momentum dampened by the depressed cotton market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Georgia Federtion of
Cyrene Institute
Tallulah Walls
Z. Fitzpatrick
Thomasville
Wwineh
Greeks Celebrate Christmas at Greek Church
Greek Christians gathered Thursday afternoon at the church on Central Avenue and Garnett Street to celebrate Christmas Day. Rev Lemetri Vatrides delivered the Christmas sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Garnett Street
Revlemetris Vatrides
Prohis Rally Sunday Hits Georgia Campaign Tour
Notable speakers in the Georgia Anti Saloon league anti alcohol drive will hold meetings in Atlanta Sunday. Ex Governor Glenn of North Carolina will speak at Trinity Methodist in the morning and Central Presbyterian at night. Louis Alvert Banks of New York speaks at St Paul Methodist in the morning and Central Baptist at night. Dr G W Young of Louisville addresses Walker Street Methodist in the morning and Tabernacle Congregational on McDaniel street at night. Ex Governor Patterson of Tennessee and Dr A C Bane of Los Angeles speak at a 2 p m mass meeting in the Auditorium. Another rally is planned for Sunday night at the Auditorium. The campaign, led by GW Eichelberger, began last Sunday in Macon, with Eichelberger and Glenn touring the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Anti-Saloon League
Atlanta
Glenn
North Carolina
Trinity Methodist Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Br. Louis Alvert Banks
New York
St. Paul Methodist Church
Central Baptist Church
G. W. Young
Louisville
Walker
Georgia
Macon
Wichelberger
Prominent farmer, several deaths mark Georgia obituaries
Newborn W A Wagner aged 38 dies at home after brief illness leaving wife two children and six siblings. Funeral at Shiloh church tomorrow. Thomas F Heffernen 60 dies at residence 447 East Georgia avenue. Body to Augusta for burial. devout Roman Catholic. Surviving wife and son Harry Haffer. Horbert M Tanner 57 dies at 509 Spring Street. survived by wife two daughters Ruth Edith and sons I Af and M Tanner Jr. General agent for Agricultural Insurance Company. Mrs Mattie Lites 67 dies in private hospital. survived by husband J T Lite and daughters J G Dorsett and Mrs J T. Body at Poole's chapel to Rex, Ga for burial. Martha Orr 68 dies at Milledgeville sanitarium. body sent to Wadley Ala for interment. J W Ware 57 dies at Statham. survived by wife, son Paul, daughter Laura May. Mrs Bertie G Moore 21 dies. survived by husband James H Moore. Infant son of Mr and Mrs W W Vincent dies at 61 Kentucky Avenue. survived by parents and sister. Mary Mashburn Matix infant of M C Mashburn dies. body at Poole's chapel. burial in Marietta Ga. Oscar Garnelowski dies. body at Greenberg Bond's chapel awaiting funeral. Frank Jenkins 52 dies in private hospital. body at Poole's. survived by sister and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newborn
W. A. Wagner
Shiloh Church
Thomas F. Heffernen
East
Georgia Avenue
Bloomfield
Augusta
Harry Haffer
Jacksonville
Horbert M. Tanner
Spring Street
Ruth
Edith Tanner
M. Tanner
Tie
Agricultural Insurance Company
Mattie Lites
J.T. Lite
S. J. G. Dorsett
J. T
Poole
Rex
Tor Wurial
J W. Ware
Statham
Greenberg Bond
Ere
Paul
Laura May
Ww. W. Vincent
Kentucky Avenue
Donchoe
Mary Mashburn
Matix
J M Woodall Turns Tables on Robber in Omega
J M Woodall of the Omega section in Tift county repelled a highwayman Jan 7. After returning to Omega on the 9 o'clock train he confronted the attacker near his home and struck him with a knife, wounding the robber in the chest and causing him to flee. The culprit was not captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Woodall
Realty Trust declares 50 percent dividend in Atlanta ventures
At the December trustees meeting the Realty Trust Company declared a 50 percent dividend of 400000 from six years of profits. After payout, assets stand at 700000 with capital stock at 600000. Profits came from Forsyth Street and Ansley Park developments. Stockholders meet January 20 to decide future operations. Edwin Ansley plans winter in Florida to supervise a large residence park project. no further Atlanta developments planned. Ansley denied plans for George L. Reland or Theodore Shonts to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realty Trust Company
The
Forsyth Street
Ansley Park
Edwin. Ansley
Florida
the Realty Trust Company
Atlanta
Ansley
George Reland
Theodore Shonts
Real Estate Transfers Cast in Atlanta Trust Deeds
A dense list of property transactions in Atlanta shows Warranty Deeds and Deeds of Trust involving many parcels. Transfers include parcels on West Peachtree Street West Third Street Luckie Street Walker Street and other streets with values from 250 to 32 000 dollars and dates from 1910 to 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bonney
W. H. Snow
Hunt Street
North Avenue
Saul
M. Saul
John H. Tousley
Conatlulion Avenue
Forrest Road
Fourteenth District
Williams-Hartsock Company
Mary L. Wright
West Slide
Peachtree Street
West Third Street
B. Bettis
C. G. Hannah
DeFoor Avenue
Spring Avenue
John H. Williams
Loring B. Palmer
Maiden Lane
J. C. DeFoor
W. Z. Turner
Walker Street
Paul Goldsmith
Hugh M. Scott
Luckie Street
Spring Street
C. W. Motes
H. A. Etheridge, Sr
Lucile Avenue
Yeters Land Company
Mary A. Scully
Piedmont Avenue
Third Street
B. C. Wilkerson
F.C. Wilkerson
Trontreet
West Georgia Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Hogue , Street
King ‘Street
Crew ‘Street
West Eleventh Street
West Twelfth Street
Edgewood Avenue
Ripley's Alley
Wawkine
Doane Street
Pryor Street
Harris Street
Francis Harris
Maud B. Harris
East Point
Martin Street
Hendrix Street
Ola May Harris
W. J
J. la Merritt
Harnest
Highland Cemetery
Albion A. Mofzee
W. P. Baker
Wair
Terry Streets
John S. Owens
B. Bottes
Springer Avenue
F. C. Wilkerson
Georgia Avenue
Ira Street
Pouchtree Street
Center Street
Columbia Avenue
Twelfth Street
Garibaldi Street
Alsa
Windsor Street
Atlantasi Theater Offers Bought and Paid For At Matinee Prices
The Atlanta engagement of Bought and Paid For opens today with four matinees at 50 cents. The play, praised for its strong scenes on self indulgence, features a dramatic door beating scene and a message for both women and men. Also returning is To Day with seats selling at the Atlanta, plus praise for Forsyth's weekly bill and a four reel comedy at Grand theater titled Without Hope featuring Fred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Grand Theater
New York
Grand
South
Fred
Supreme Court of Georgia Argued and Submitted
A garbled list of Supreme Court cases from multiple counties and parties including DeKalb Campbell Newton Emanuel Emanuel Campbell Emanuel and others. Names such as W Crossley J D Walker Lamar College Wells Flanders Sutton Wrightsville Tennille Railroad Company Cohen and Dixie Cotton Company appear among scattered motions and appellants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Crossley
Case Threshing Machine Company
DeKalb
W. Moreland
Et al
J. D. Walker
Campbell
Lamar College
R. Wells
Debkath. Hivernool
London
Clebe Insurance Campany Limited
Peoples Bank of Mansfeld
Newton
Mihile Circuit
T. Samples
Georgia and Mortola Railway Company
Emanuel
Rthur Thompson
Citizena Bank
Taanuel
J. M. Dewherry
AW. Johnson
Errarelt R Flanders Ordinary
I Sutton
Limanuel
Simith
W. Z. Frost
Adminiater
T Washington
Jennie Jeens Vo
Wrightsvlle and
Tennille Railroad Company
Washington
Wiliam Rawlings
Louis Cohen
Mashing
Tn Tank
Floral City
WJ. iWarnock
Toomabs
John Harden
J. L. Sutton
Toombs
Av. H. Coeper
Dixie Cotton Company
Manuel Jae Bhrieh
Emanuet
Heart Disease Kills A Fountain in Wilmington NY
A. Fountain, telegraph operator for the Atlantic Coast Line, was found dead in Wilmington New York. A postmortem found death due to valvular heart disease with no evidence of foul play. Fountain formerly served as district superintendent for the line in Wilmington and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. Y
A. Fountain
Yoredk
Dir
Fountain
Atlantic Coast Line
Sugermstends
Hichmond
Special Matinee Today Featuring Bought and Paid For
A special matinee at 2 30 offers best seats at 50 cents. The showing features the title Bought and Paid For with tickets available for early purchase.
Property Transfers and Mortgages in Culver Georgia Ledger
A historical ledger style summary lists numerous property transfers and mortgages across Culver Georgia and nearby locales. Entries include transfers on Newton Street and Luckie Street, various dates in December 1912 to January 1915, sums such as 150, 3000, and 1800, and involvement by institutions like Security State Bank and Atlanta Savings Bank. Also noted are sheriff and city marshal deeds, liens, and building improvements along with a closing line about theater seating for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Georgia Terminal Company
Newton Street
P. Herrington
Security State Bank
Atlanta Savings Bank
Hugh M. ‘Scott
Luckie Street
Sprinter Street
Cornelia Terhune
W. W. Ogietree
Spencer Street
Davis Street
Seapeard Air Line Railway
D. Greenfield
Ccutor
Toton
Spring Street
Marietta Street
Tober
Cohen
W. A. Foster
W. EB. Worley
Virginia Avenue
Penn Avenue
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ICH
Itz
de Bevoise
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Fate
Fireman Board
Fifth Ward Club
Evangelist Cuddy
War
Saas
Co. O. D’s
Bass Bry Goods Co
John J. Woodside Storage Uo. Inc
Prohis Rally
A. Wagner
Herbert M. Tanner
Martha Orr
LaGrange
Lagtanee
Milledgeville
Wadley
Ala
J. W. Ware
Bertie G. Moore
Hh Hilal
James H. Moore
Greenberr & Bond's
Oscar Garnelowski
Treenterg & Bond
Frank Jenkins
Poote's
J. M. Woodall
Trustees of
Iuth M. Scott
Wo G Raoul
IV. P. Baker
Hebrew Orphane
Fair
Deneminer
M. Greer
Sama
Uncle Remus Avenue
Carrig A. Jackson
Sarai E. Harwell
McMillan Street
Sam Massel
J. J. Bullock
Ww. Motes
Wile D. Lilly
Jacobs Investment Company
Capitol Avenue
Jim Brown
J. H. Hirsch
Fort Street
John H. Toumey
Constitution Avenue
Auren, Lind Int
Mre
Adrian Packard
W. P Baker
Holdernuary
Clarence A. Tappan
Travelers’ Insurance Company
North Boulevard
East Avenue
Schroder
Nma T. Brown
Mary I. Wright
Levinia E. Bradford
Front Street
Bryan Street
Charles G. Harris
E. T. Lamb
Keith Vaudeville
Forsyth
Forsyth Theater
Fogarty
Richel Kirk
Arthur Prince
Vantrilaqmss
Vaudevilla
Supreme Court OF GA
Peachtree and
Decatur Sts
Yeachtree St
Foragers & Fa, Inc
New
W. T. Webb
J. L. Jones
A. S. Byers
North Side
Peachtred Street
Gossia
J. S. Silver
Phenix Investment Company
T. Jordan
Seal Place
Boulevard Circle
J. WW. Peacock
C. G. Lambert
Central’ “Bank and Trust Corporation
West Fourteenth Street
J. T. Herrin
Kate Haffey
Howerd Avenue
West Boulevard
Z. P. Gunn
Mary J. Eubanks
Clara L. Gunn
Remus Avenus
Faith
Bluthenthal & Blekert
Tuelot
Kirkwood Street
Walthall and
Stovall Streets
Traynham
H. King Et al
Fairtreet
Mildred Street
M. J. Galceran
P. A. Farrington
Jack
Bob
SOX
Hayes Bros., Inc
Peachtree
Inman Park
Rubin St
Forrest
George Adair
Atl
Rawat
Lodge
Agular Communication Piedmont Lodge
Mason, Yerple
Weloch
Prenties
BOC Everdlt
W. M. RY BM. Woodd
Thumas I. Heffermorning
Tes Lence
Fn Avenue
Remuaing
Bloomfield Cudibany
Anse
J. D. Dorsett
J.T. Sandles
J. Hot Mattie Tates
Ngon
Pram
Dar G. Poole
Charite
Quay
Charles Wo Clay
A Tyden
Moi Cassemacher
He J. Cook
Stes
William Clay
Charles Fo Clay
Ys Avenue
Saxivester
Karry
Herbert M. Turner
Edith
Uth Tanner
Elis
James
A. Tigihter
AL GH. Blir
Mer James Giss
M. T Patteraqnd
North View
Ant
Joel Hunter & CO. Certified Public Accountants Empire, Bldg
Sacuarte
EL AL Woolley
Attuota
Arate Ern
Forsyte
Arthur Face Srs
Porron Frio
M. Wesday
Hughes
N. Broad ST
NORVE
Atlas AL Gs
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