Social items note guests and visits across several states
Mr HR M Jones hosts his mother Mrs Jones of Virginia on Soulevard place. J W Conway to depart Sunday for New York. Mrs M M OBrian visiting daughter Mrs Harry Haasin in Jacksonville until after Easter. Miss Mary AO Shan at Lake Helen Florida. Mrs Fleming Winecoff visiting her parents Professor and Mrs Lus iat in Athena. William Crumley visiting from Rochester Minnesota. Miss New Parks to entertain her bridge club next Tuesday. Mrs W Hereford returned to Macon after visiting Mrs Jamuel Wallace. Miss Burke of New Iberia Louisiana entertained by Miss Penelope Clarke. Mrs Balle Cooke of Montreat North Carolina visiting Judge and Mrs William T Newman. Mrs Rufus Woodcock of Asheville at Dr Johnsons sanitarium. Mrs F P M Neisner to return next week from Fort Myers Florida with her daughter. Mrs Marion Tiarawick or Mrs Joseph Camp to host matinee at the Grand this afternoon. Mr and Mrs James Monroe Manley announce birth of daughter named Sarah Katherine. Mrs Manley was formerly Miss Willa Heifner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M M Obrian
Harry Haasin
Jacksonville
Mary AO Shan
Lake Helen
Fla
New Parks
W . Hereford
Macon
Jamuel
Wallace Miases Burke
New Iberia
Penelope Clarke
Balle Cooke
Montreat
Willam T Newman
Rufus Woodcock
Asheville
Johnsons Sanitarium
F P_M Neisner
Fort Myers
Marion Tiarawick
Joseph Camp
Grand
James Monroe Manley
Sarah Katherine
Manley
Mise
Willa Heifner
Receiver Sought for Driver Company in Bankruptcy Case
In Atlanta yesterday W oF Mihee trustee for several hardware firms sought a U S receiver for WoA Drifter and RR Driver operating as Trier Hardware in East Point. The estate includes about 10000 in hardware stock. W R Power, kinsman of Wo Driver, was named as receiver by a superior court judge. The petition argues irreparable loss to creditors and asks federal court to direct turnover of assets to the state appointed receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W of Mihee
Anderson Hardware Company
Beck & Green Hardware Company
Fieldher & Allen Company
Atlanta
Lerk Beers
United States
Nla
Mahee
Trains to Run Monday on Ocilla Southern
Ocilla Southern completes line to this point and will connect with Seaboard Saturday. Regular freight and passenger schedule expected with double daily passenger service between Ocilla and Nashville. Henderson notes work proceeding to Macon as the line opens up productive farming country through Fitzgerald Ocilla and Nashville. Seaboard plans station remodeling and improved waiting rooms and freight house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorhelle Ga
Ocilla Southern Railway
Seaboard Railroad
Nashville
Henderson
Anon
Maon
Fitagerata
Ocilla
Seaboard
Dr Duncan Speaks at Central Presbyterian Church
Rev Withiam Duncan of Ormewood Park Presbyterian will lead Central Presbyterian services this Sunday in Dunbar Ogden's absence. He will speak in the morning on Is the Bible Inspired and in the evening on The Term of Christ. Duncan, a former University of Mississippi student, is conducting evangelical services for college students this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Onden
Atlanta
New French Cabinet Declares Its Policy
January 24 The new French cabinet under premier Aristide Briand submitted its policy declaration to the chamber and senate. The document reaffirms France's fidelity to foreign alliances and outlines domestic reforms including legislation to grant proportional representation to minorities in parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aristide Briind
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Frances Fidelit
Whitehall Street Mudhole Blocks shoppers at new rails
A bustling Whitehall Street scene shows an immense mudhole and new rails stretching a hundred feet across Hunter Street. Shoppers and workmen navigate obstacles as cars and electric trains halt near the department store, delaying access and spoiling a shopping trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Street
Bright New Electric
Whitehall
Hunter
Lttle Electric
Hunter Street
Society
Peachtree
Normal to Pay Its Last Note for Atlanta Normal and Industrial College
The college needs 260 to complete the last note for the grounds and buildings. A check for 100 from Mrs T R Blackstone of Chicago arrived to aid the fund, with further support from SVM Inman, Colonel RS Lowry, Frank Hawkins, W Woods White of Atlanta, and Dr Vander Veer of Albany, N Y, all invested in the school since its founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta’ Normal and Industrial College
T R Blackstone
Chicago
Svm
Inman
RS Lowry Frank Hawkins
W Woods White
Atlanta
Vander Veer
Albany
Marshall and wife to live in a hotel in Washington
Washington January 24 Vice President Thos R Marshall and Mrs Marshall will not take a house in Washington and will live in a hotel during their four year residence here Accommodations were engaged in a hotel within three blocks of the White House The capital society reads this as a decision to limit entertaining and mournful times are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thos R Marshall
Marlake
White House
Marshall
Mfe
Capital Society
Will Prevent Sale of Frozen Oranges in Interstate Trade
Washington January 24 The federal board of food and drug inspection issued an order forbidding the 18 in interstate commerce of fruits damaged in the recent California freeze to protect consumers from unfit food and to curb market flooding. The action followed reports that frost damaged citrus fruit was entering markets as 60 to 80 percent of the crop had been injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Board of Food and Drug Inspection
California
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Baptist Educators Meet in Nashville
Eighteen college presidents and representatives of 119 denominational schools in twelve states opened the Southern Baptist Educational Association session in Nashville. Furman University president M. Y Voeteet was chosen to preside and Henry Burnett of Murfreesboro was elected secretary. The association aims to unify southern Baptist sentiment on denominational education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Fenn
Southern Baptist Educational Association
M Yvoeteet
Furman University
Greenville
Henry Burnett
Murfreesboro
Southern Baptist
Lecture Series Opens at Unitarian Church
Beginning February 2 through February 4 a series of lectures will be delivered by Dr. William I Lawrence, secretary of the American Unitarian Association, at the Unitarian church. Tickets are issued due to limited seating. Sunday doors open free, other sessions require tickets. Committeemen listed for ticketing include Julius R Watts and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I Lawrence
Department of Religious Education
American Unitarian Association
Unitarian Church
Julius R Watts
Hamilton Douglas
W A Edwarda
T C Perkins
J Wade Conkling
Embezzlement Probe IntoHigh Bridge Bank Cashier
Federal bank examiners were summoned to High Bridge New Jersey to probe the embezzlement of 82000 from the First National Bank of High Bridge which closed yesterday Directors say cashier Abraham I Beaver confessed to taking 82000 and possibly up to 160000 for stock speculation He and his wife are missing Beaver was a founder and a church treasurer The bank organized in 1900 with 30000 capital The loss is offset by 20000 in property Beaver turned over to the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Bridge
Federal Bank
First National Bank of
Abraham I. Beaver
Beaver
Beavers
Heavy Mikado locomotives join Southern Birmingham division
Fourteen Mikado type freight locomotives have entered service on the Southern railway between Atlanta Georgia and Columbus Mississippi with ten more to follow as delivered. The Mikados, heavier than prior engines, are used on the busiest lines and have proven satisfactory for heavy trains. Trestles on the Birmingham division were strengthened and other improvements made in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Atlanta Ga
Columbus Miss
Southern
Child Reunited with Father After Court Dispute
Little Hazel Lee Brown is now in the custody of her father H R Brown. The lively legal battle in Justice J B Ridley's court ended with the child left with John T Garner, who married Brown's sister. Brown claims the Home for the Friendless previously held the child after his wife’s death, then Garner adopted her. Recently the Home for the Friendless turned the child back to Brown, who plans to take her to Knoxville where he has a job, as he has remarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lee Brown
J. B Ridley
H R Brown
Justice Court
John T Garner
Brown
Garner
Fitzgerald Street
Lye
Knoxville
Ohio River Receding at Evansville Ind
The Ohio River here fell about a tenth of a foot in the last 24 hours and stood at 452 feet this morning. The Weather Bureau predicts a few more inches from upstream rains. Contaminated drinking water is the major problem as the lower Wabash flood expands into more areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Ohto
Weather Bureau
Wabash River
Federal troops guard Juarez against rebels at border post
About 300 Mexican infantry and 400 cavalry arrived in Juarez last night, bolstering defense of the border city. The arrival practically assures safety of the border post against rebel attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso Tetas
Juarez
Schooner J Edward Drake In Distress After Collision
The schooner J Edward Drake from Fernandina and Philadelphia is in distress off Hog Island Virginia after a collision with an unknown steamer. The revenue cutter Onondaga is rushing to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J Edward Drake
Fernandina Flaser
Philadelphia
Hog Island
Virginia
Onondaga
Charities Name Five Directors 1913 Meeting Held After Founder's Death
The Associ ated Charities elected five new directors for 1913 and heard annual reports. Following founder Captain William G Raoul's death, memorial resolutions were adopted. C Hopkins was re elected president. new directors include Foote Foreman Wilkinson Adams Lounsbery Wendrix for three year terms. The two vice presidents are Guinn and Crumley. Treasurer Maddox reported income of 22765.72 with 8134 from special contributions and 10576 dues. 1700 members. Of 226,7571 passed through the bank, 8581 paid salaries to staff. Only 80 went to direct aid. rest funded services for the poor. The year saw 2026 cases, 1294 new, 5543 people aided including 462 over 60, 2206 under 4, 163 widows, 14 children, 16 deserted wives, and 321 sick families helped. A key step was proposing a law to devote earnings of husbands convicted of wife desertion to families. The organization aims to continue aiding the poor and preventing poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
William G Raoul
C Hopkins
W. O Foote
R L. Foreman
Wilkinson Albert S Adams
Lounsbury
WR Wendrix
Iiice
RL Guinn
H L. Crumley
Robert Maddox
Atlanta
Logan
Lumber Exporters Name New Officers
The twelfth annual National Lumber Exporters association convention in Chattanooga closed with officer elections for the coming year. Fred Arn of Chattanooga was named President with Frank Free of Dermott Ark as First Vice President and Chester Korn of Cincinnati as Second VP. J McD Price of Baltimore was re elected Secretary and John L Alcock of Baltimore was re elected Treasurer. The group also passed resolutions seeking through bills of lading equity for all export goods, a target to load export traffic within thirty days of ship arrival, and a rule that no through export loading occur without a confirmed booking by the steamship line or agent plus a one cent postage recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga Tonn
National Lumber Exporters Association
Fred Arn
Chattanooga
Frank Free
Dermott
Ark
Chester Korn
Cincinnati
J McD Price
Baltimore
John L Alcock
Ladink
Steamship Company
Gettysburg reunion plans mix Blue and Gray
Philadelphia January 24 Delegates from twenty three states met to discuss a fiftieth anniversary reunion of the Battle of Gettysburg. Participants will decide if veterans wear old uniforms and flags while Governor Tenor of Pennsylvania promised all veterans are welcome. Delegates from many northern and southern states attended a banquet at the Union League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Burroughs
New Jersey
Tenor
Pennsylvania
State Commission
Commissions
Congress
Union League
Double Track Projects for Southern Railway Announced
President Finley of the Southern Railway unveiled plans for a northward double track from Monroe Virginia to Amherst Virginia on the Washington division. Contracts will also be granted for a second track from Twenty-seventh Street to the east end of the North Birmingham yard in Alabama to ease traffic at the key southern rail hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Finley
Southern Railway Company
Monroe Va
Southern Railway
Amherst Va
Monroe Terminal
Twenty-senth Street
Birmingham Ala
North
Birmingham Yard
Wilson Shops in Manhattan
New York January 24 President elect Wilson visited Manhattan to rest from duties. He shopped with Mrs Wilson at several stores, avoided public attention, and appeared as a private guest at a theater tonight. He may return each weekend before the inauguration to escape political burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willson
Wilson
Wil
Imétropolis
Philadelpia
Statehouse
Frisco Police Judge Faces Recall Election
San Francisco reporters note recall petitions against Police Judge Chase Weller have reached 12000 names, six thousand over the needed threshold. The drive follows his bail reduction for a man accused in an offense against a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
San Francisco
Womeng Recall League
Chase Willer
Weller
Famous comic opera composer Gustav Carl Luders dead
New York January 24 Gustav Carl Luders a renowned composer of comic opera and musical comedy in America died suddenly of apoplexy while visiting friends. He was forty nine. Among his popular works were The Burgomaster the Prince of Pilson and the Fair Coed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gustav Carl Luders
America
Norwegian cabinet resigns after election defeat
Christiania January 14 The Norwegian cabinet led by General J K M Bratlie renounces duty following its defeat in the October general elections. The resignation underscores a political shift in Norway as the government steps down amid the turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hristiana
Norway
J K M. Bratlie
Bell Telephone Directory subscription urged for listing
The next Bell Telephone Directory goes to press soon. Subscribe now to ensure your name appears in the new book. For changes or corrections call the office at 78 S. Pryor St or 25 Auburn Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
S. Pryor St
Auburn Ave
Woman Delivers Vote of Utah to Senate
Washington January 24 Mrs Margaret Zane Witcher of Salt Lake City delivered Utah’s electoral vote to the president of the senate becoming the first woman messenger from the states. She traveled 2380 miles and received 3535 for her mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Margaret Zane Witcher
Salt Lake
Utah
Senate
Planing Mill Burns in Huntsville Fire Destroys Mill
The Baker planing mill owned by E W Baker was destroyed by fire late last night. The frame structure stored inflammable materials and burned rapidly. A new 60 horsepower gasoline engine valued at 1500 was in the building. damage to the property was about 4000 with some insurance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Baker
E W Baker
Sinoa
Special Cash Prizes and Local Stores List Georgia
A scattered, OCR style list catalogs names of merchants and prizes in Marietta and Atlanta areas including Aiken & Co 497 Peachtree, Charles Austin 98T, Alexander & Barnett Bros 810 Peachtree, R H Comer 2 Hemphill Ave, Moore Grocery 68 W Linden, J W Rogers 36 Stores, W J Garner 250 Marietta St, D Berger & Son 878 Capitol Ave, W A Byers 136 Gordon St, C P Cann 428 430 Marietta, Tash Grocery Co and many others with addresses across Marietta, Atlanta, and nearby streets. The compilation mentions MARIETTA GA and KIRIEWOOD GA areas and includes multiple store names such as Griffith-Smith Co 165 Peachtree St and Kamper Grocery Co 9 Peachtree, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R G Aiken & Co
Peachtree
Charles Austin
Alexander & Barnett Bros
R. H. Comer
Hemphill
L. Echols
Claborge Ava
Rogers
W. J Garner
Marietta St. Moore Grocery Co
W. Linden
Son D. Berger & Son
Capitol Ave
EH OW. Brooks
Cooper Bt
J Burton
Ormond
W. A. Byers
Gordon St
C P Cann
Marietta Donehoo & Sherrer
Gordon Eshels & Co
Pulliam
Stewart D Jones
Trhitehall S
T F. McGahee
Feters
Marietta
Rogers Co. Tash Grocery Co
Steve Glass
Mariietta St
Griffith-Smith Co
Peachtree St. Co
Kamper Grocery Co
Peachtree Buchanan-Shelton Grocery Co
Houston St
Also Mentioned on This Page
HR. M Jones
Soulevard Place
Mra Jones
J W Conway
Mre Fleming Winecoff
Professor
Mrs Lusiat
Athena
New
William Crumley
Rochester Minn
W. M Crumley
Ocilla Southern
DR. Duncan
Central Presbyterian
Industrial School For
Wife
Baptist Educators
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Wilson Shops
Manhattan
E. D. Thomas, Rec
Shaw Golden Coal Co
Bell Phone
Sewell’s
Sunda
Sewell Commission Co
Ainless Dentistry
Taoth Shiysae
Tate
Panama
Orleans
Mediterranean
Orient
Piedmont
Piedmont Soups
Agle Alioa
Kennington & Sons
Vine
Ogtethorpa
Poun Milling Co
Pyle
Fairbank
Maxwell House Blend Coffee—sa Ceredo
Chalmer
J. W. Rogers
Piedmont Hotel
Hernsheim
Hiernsheim
Taylor Bros
Feylor Bros
Stara and Bars
Pride of
Reidsville
Coca-Cola
Lavox
Stollwerck
Stollwerck Grid
Edge
Big Chief
Krom
Mrom
Robinnaire
Tron
Robionaire
Robtinnaire
Rotinnaire Liquid Deptately
Robinootre
Robdinnaire Nali Enamel
Crown
Hernaheim
Randall Brothers
Acton
Jellico
Blue Gem
Anthracite
Furnace Coat
Spen Montgomery Theater
Adpita
Big Chief Metal Polish
Furneis
Cole Book Company
Lester Book and Stationery Company
Peachtree St
Chinaware and Crockery
Lilienthal Crockery Company
Whitehall St
Dahl Floral Company
MAC Bier Clothing Company
Cherry c Jamo Theater
Cherry &T Cubbedge-Redding Hardware Company
Third St
Max Morris
Cherry St
Daniel Brothers, Jewelers
Marie
Athe Citizen Pharmacy
Clayton St .R Brandt
Clayton St. Gaines c L Deal Manufacturing Company
Gould-Scrogeins Company
Randolph Company Hair Dressing Parlora
King Hardware Company
Whitehall Bu
Decatur St
Peters St
Kodaks and Supplies
Glenn Photo-Stock Company
Bipon
West Mitchel Shoe Repairing
Shoe Renurs
North Broad St
Rountree & Bro Trun and Bag Co
Whitsha
Brunner Drug Company
Fourth St
ester-Clark Shoe Company
Cherry of Flournoy & Vaughn Jewglers
Second St Hertz Coal Company
Walnut St.Ta, GA
Gem Theater
Wallace Clothing Company
R. OR
Palmer & Bons
Clayton St
Majestic Theater
Ile
Piedmont Drug Company
Alamo Theater
Grand Theater
Be, GA
Bonita Theater
Graham Pharmacy
Bellard Main
A. D. Grant
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