No Seat in Senate for Frank Glass Seated for Blair Lee
Washington reports the Senate elections committee decides Blair Lee, Democrat of Maryland, should be seated to succeed Jackson, while Frank P. Glass of Alabama is not seated to succeed Johnston. The 17th Amendment is in effect, no state action required, governor may call a special election where machinery exists. Debate noted with party splits and differing interpretations of the amendment’s applicability.
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Washington
Blair Lee
Maryland
United States
Jackson
Frank P. Glass
Alabama
Johnston
Senate Committee On Elections
Senate
Kenyon
Iowa
Hree
Bradley
Kentucky
Drr
Glass
Kkerg
Maryaland
Oe Graws
Bir News
O'Neal
Nator Johnston
Savernon
Henry D.ston
Wuld
Sovernors
Aegir
Congress
Goldsborough
Lee
J L Dickey Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
James Dickey, noted local insurance man of Pace Perry Road, underwent an appendectomy at St Joseph's infirmary on Saturday. His condition was reported favorable for a speedy recovery.
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James .Dickey
Pace
Perry Road
St. Joseph's
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement extols Parisian Sage as a fast acting hair tonic. It claims the product cleanses dandruff soothed scalps and beautifies hair with a delicate fragrance. Sold in fifty cent bottles at Jacobs drug stores and counters.
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Jacobs
Revivals End At North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Dr. W. B. Dobyns of Saint Joseph Missouri leads today’s sessions ending with a 7:49 pm song service under W. E H. Kinsey. The 11 am sermon, 3:20 pm Bible survey Genesis to Revelations, and evening chorus promise special musical features and a large choir.
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North Avenue Presbyterian Church
W. B. Dobyns
Saint Joseph
Dobyns
Baptists Launch TwoWeek Campaign for Hospital Fund
The Baptists of Atlanta begin a two week drive to raise 100000 as part of a statewide 200000 effort to enlarge and improve the Tabernacle hospital. The converted facility will be among the nation’s finest medical centers, with thousands already pledged and a strong committee led by B J Gooledge. Headquarters at 12 North Forsyth open daily 9 am to 6 pm with workers and stenographers in attendance.
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Baptists
Atlanta
Tabernacle
Baptist Convention of the State
B. J. Gooledge
C. Uallaway
John 3
W. W. Brooks
John F. Purisi
W. P. Anderson
A. J. Gordon
C. Callaway
Pod. Paxon
I. W. Awtry
Swift and Company Transfers Across Fulton County Property
Swift and Company conduct three property transfers among branches and related corporations in Fulton County, including parcels on Central of Georgia Railway right of way and several lots along Hollins and Wells streets. Transfers between Swift & Co. Corporation of New Jersey, Swift Fertilizer Works, and Swift & Co. Soap Works occurred in 1913 and 1918 for various land lots and street frontages with nominal consideration, officials say the actions lack significance toward trust-busting or wartime freeing of government action.
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Fulton County
Swift & Co
Swift & Co. Corporation
Winols
Atlanta
Switt &Co. Corporation of
New Jersey
Switt & Co. Corporation
Tllingls
Central of Georgia Railway Company
East Ling
Swift Fertilizer Works
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Same
Hollins Street
Wella Street
Wells and
Hollins Streets
Holling Street
Fourteenth District
Hollins ‘Street
Morris Street
Wells Street
Subscriptions Raised for Holmes Institute Support
Four hundred fifteen dollars was raised at the Holmes Institute annual meeting to aid the local industrial school for nexTees. The list includes Bishop H. M. Turner and David Tr. Howard among many contributors. The board plans a $1,000 realty sale on the fourth Sunday in February, and President Holmes reported over 250 students enrolled with books and clothing furnished free.
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Holmes Institute
Ins Tractees
H. M. Turner
David Tr. Howard
M. Robinson
W. Walker
Cornelius King
WW. ML. Byrd
J. Jones
Hunter
Norman
Brown Hayes
H. GE
Mantesson
Mr. Beatles
T. Wil
H. Russell
Fleding
M. Sheffield
Anthony Bomer
A. J. Kennedy
W. IL Ballard
Archis Gray
W Ross
Cm. Manning
W. Heid
T. Fil
Holmes
J. M. Turner
Woodward vetoes Georgia Railway franchise in Atlanta
Mayor Woodward refuses to approve the ordinance granting Georgia Railway and Electric a tracks franchise on Butler Gilmer and Decatur streets. He calls for re enactment and notes legal technicalities in salary increases for Tax Assessor Sonn Malone and City Electrician R C Turner. He cites council adjournment timing and prior charter rules as reasons for the veto.
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Woodward
General Council
Georgia Railway and Electric Company, A
Butler
Gilmer
Decatur
Sonn Malone
Chiy
R. C. Turner
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Zor
Ilegal
City Electrician
Tom Firm
Nira
Submarine Flotilla Moored Off Brunswick
Brunswick Ga January 17 The United States submarine flotilla including five dangerous riflefighters and the monitor Tonopah moored at Brunswick riverfront. Crowds visit daily after 2 pm. The fleet sailed from Charleston Thursday in rough seas and will leave Sunday for Jacksonville for two days. Tonopah carries a crew of 150. Each submarine carries three officers and fifteen men. The flotilla is commanded by Captain Geusey and officers are hosted at social affairs while in Brunswick.
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Brunswick
Charleston
Brunswick Harbor
Jacksonville
Tonopah
United States Navy
Hach
Geusey
Brungwick
Joint Meeting of Atlanta Junior Order Councils
An joint meeting of all Junior Order United American Mechanics councils in Atlanta was held at the Junior hall on Capitol Avenue under the order committee. C. H. Starnes presided in absence of M. H. Abbott. Reports from each council showed 1913 relief fund spending of 92 680.52, growing memberships and finances, and the construction of a new 25 000 Junior home monument to the order’s work.
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United American Mechanics Councils of
Atlanta
Capitol Avenue
C. H. Starnes
M. H. Abbott
J. E. McJenkin
Young tar戻 Christmas leave ends in Charleston Navy Center
Larvey McFarland a 22 year old from Birmingham Alabama walked into the Atlanta recruiting station requesting return to the Charleston Navy headquarters. He said he had taken a month longer than the fifteen days allowed all tars for Christmas. He was taken to Charleston, his post of duty with the United States reserve torpedo Notiila.
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Larvey McFarland
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Charleston
United States
Notiila
New Discovery Ends Kidney and Bladder Troubles
An advertisement claims Croxone rapidly relieves kidney and bladder issues and rheumatism by removing uric acid. It promises quick relief in stubborn cases, claims universal effectiveness, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to help after first use.
Hold Mass Meeting for Colored Y M C A
The third mass meeting for the colored Y M C A will be held this afternoon at 8 o clock at Ebenezer Baptist Church Edgewood avenue between Housevard and Fitzgerald streets Speakers include Rev W R Hendrix pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and Professor S Archer of Morehouse College The meetings are under the pastors executive committee and each Sunday draws large crowds of men and women A larger rally is planned for February to raise funds and complete the work
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Ebenezer Baptist Church
Edgewood Avenue
Housevard
Wpet
Evening Dresses Offered for Parties and Dancing
One lot of evening dresses described as the cutest sweetest young ladies gowns with delicate new shades lace and self trim. Dresses are said to be fetching and fresh as orange blossoms after a buyer purchase. Priced to sell tomorrow at 9.95 rather than 30.00.
Ladies Waists Silk Net and Chiffon at 3 Dollar Value
Five hundred ladies waists offered in silk net and chiffon with fur trims in black white and striped patterns. All sizes available and new. originally valued at three dollars.
Hookworm Campaign Begins in Baldwin County
Milledgeville Georgia January 17 Special It seems hook worm is destined to banishment from Baldwin County Dre Wood and Whit tle of the state board of health working with county authorities strive to rid the people of this troublesome disease Hundreds of school children and many adults have been examined Dispensaries for medicine and examinations are held weekly at Union Point Meri rather Cooperville Trilby and Milledgeville The campaign for eradication will last a month longer.
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Milledgeville
Baldwin
Dre, Wood and Whittle
State Board of Health
Union Point
Merirather
Cooperville
New York Lawyer Leaves Bread Line bequest
Harry M. Zoscheldt a New York lawyer died last Monday left 160000 half his fortune for a bread line and ordered every loaf distributed to be stamped his name and this bequest to be made public in the paper
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New York
Wangary
Harry M. Zoscheldt
New Lily of France Corsets for Spring Lines
A newspaper notice promotes the Lily of France corset collection for spring gowns. It highlights Tricots Suedine Silk Broches Batistes and Imported Coutis in topless boneless and boned styles with Brocaded models and inch bust. Sale prices include 59c for imported Jap Tub Silk and a 25 piece waterproof Foulard group with yard prices of 68c and higher.
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France
79c Foulards and 53c Silk Sale Prices
Silk sale price at 53c per yard featuring new foulards this season in Tango Mahogany greens Copenhagen Navy Reseda tan brown golden shades and black and white patterns. Two pieces of foulards offered in choicest patterns and colors.
Textile Sale Ad Lists Crepe Chiffon and Silk Prices
An advertising snippet lists Crepe Chiffon at 87 cents to $1.50, 44 inch imported crepe chiffon in 17 colors, solid black and white, silk sale prices. Also notes Twisled back 42 inch charmeuse, crinkled crepe de chine, street and evening shades, solid black and white, silk sale price per yard.
Silk Yard Sale Ad: Black Messaline and Chiffon Taffeta
Monday only sale offers yard wide black messaline and chiffon taffeta at 75 cents per yard. Regular dollar quality fabrics advertised with a single day price cut. Includes silk yardage and a limited time promotion.
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Frank Glass
O’neal
J. L. Dickey
Baptists’ Campaign
Swift and Company
Butler Street
Butler and
J. & P. Coats
Firth Fevor
The
Best Makers of
Copenhagen
Poplin Street
J.m.hige-Co
Georgia
J. M. High Co
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