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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1921
Page
8
A historical note states that women have been granted full suffrage in the little Mohammeden republic of Azerbaidjan, one of the new dominions between Persia's northern border and the Caspian Sea. The brief item highlights the political changes shaping the region.
Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. Creo mulsion emulsified creosote soothes inflamed surfaces and kills germs. Pleasant to take with money back guarantee if relief fails after directions.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as the best remedy for chronic coughs wheeze and throat and lung troubles. It claims creosote plus healing elements soothe inflamed membranes and boost the system after colds or the flu while increasing appetite and body weight.
Washington January 14 rail executives told the house commerce committee that increased rates did not yield expected revenue and several roads face precarious finances. They urged immediate relief under amendments to the transportation act to allow partial settlements for losses during the six months after government control ended. Names cited include Daniel Willard of B and O and Samuel Rea of Pennsylvania along with other executives and commission leaders.
Ararat Grotto Weugh Prophets of the Enchanted Realm met last night on the top floor of Forsyth building with 679 members and a $1302 treasury. Reports show $1599 dues collected, $1632.80 spent on entertainments. R. N. Fickett Jr. relinquished throne after two years. W. R. McDuffie elected monarch for the coming year.
Mme Schumann-Heink, at 60, defends outdoor singing in all weather. She recalls war-time performances for soldiers where snowflakes fell into her throat but never harmed her voice. She will perform at the Auditorium on Wednesday night as part of the All-Star Concert Series.
Frank O Turner, 54, of 73 Orme Street, died at a private hospital in the early hours of Friday. He is survived by his wife, three stepchildren, a brother C. E. Turner of Macon, Ga, a sister in law Mrs Edna Burgess, and three brothers in law H J FL and E B Hanson. Turner was connected with the Southeastern Underwriters association for 22 years and had been a resident of Atlanta all his life.
Helena Ark January 14 Judge Greenfield Quarles veteran of civil and American Spanish wars prominent Sigma Nu promoter formed at Virginia Military Institute died at his home today.
Mrs. M O Bradley an insurance collector of 70 Merritts Avenue was robbed of 217 dollars by two men on Piedmont avenues about 9 30 PM. She was walking home from Pine Street car when a man seized her from behind and another searched her clothing as she screamed. Neighbors mustered and police protection was requested.
Professor J H McFarlane from Talladega Ala arrives in Atlanta to preach to the deaf at Second Baptist church at 11 oclock Sunday morning. He will deliver an especially interesting sermon on Gods Must from Acts 4 12. Mrs McFarlane will sing When Survey the Wondrous Cross. A 930 Bible class program is also arranged with both Mr and Mrs McFarlane participating actively.
Judge Joseph F. Rutherford, president of the Watch Tower Tract and Bible Co., will lecture Sunday at 3 o'clock at the Auditorium on Millions Now Living Will Never Die. He recently returned from Palestine with insights on industrial and domestic conditions to inform his talk. The International Bible Students association convention met at Cable hall with delegates including Judge Rutherford, Dr. J. Woodward, and F. H. Robison. Friday featured addresses by Rice, Rutherford, and Robison.
A secret society named the Pyramids was formed on Emory campus in a torchlit gathering. Hooded figures danced around a bonfire between Winship and Alabama halls as students watched, posters displayed a bloody dagger and a proclamation urging stronger Emory spirit.
Clearfield Pa January 14 Fires believed incendiary today destroyed 15 buildings in Madera business section causing about 250000 dollars in losses.
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