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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1916

Page

9

Tanlac credited with miraculous recovery by Odessa man

A. W. Fickett of 443 Gordon Street recounts dramatic relief from rheumatic pain, loss of appetite, and weakness after taking Tanlac. He, a seventy-one year old former salesman, says medications failed him until Tanlac restored vigor and appetite, with family and friends noting his improved health. The testimonial frames Tanlac as the best medicine he has seen, urging others to try it.

Gordon Street Picketh Llanzas Investia Petter Daccby Phangcimds

Labor group seeks publishing of social unrest reports nationwide

The Atlwmta Federation of Trades plans a national campaign to pressure Congress to fund printing of the three volume reports from the National Industrial Relations Commission. The effort aims to reveal testimony by Andres Carnegie and the Rockefellers on causes of unrest, with Georgia and other locals forming lasting committees to press lawmakers. Local leaders including G F Bell and others will back resolutions urging Senator Hokecamillr and Representative William Schh Howard to secure publication and distribution to Congress.

Atlwmta Federation of Trades Congress National Industrial Relations Commisscan Andres Carnegie Rockefetters Smith Longroseman Howard The Federation of | Trades Marquardt Georgia Federation of Labor National Industrial Jong Commission Marquard T Washington Industrial Relations Commission National Industrial Relaions c Commutter Federation of Trades Senator Hokecamillr William Schh G F Bell JR New Karl Karston Lee Herndon JR Tiller PA Gochrin EL Ficken Brooks

Negro attacker in Laurens County still at large

Special report from Macon dated January 27 states a negro man who attacked a Laurens county farmer's wife yesterday morning remains at large. Authorities describe the assailant as an escaped convict and continue to hunt him through the swamps as a posse presses the search.

Laurens Farmer Posse Macon Laurens County

Attacks Validity Of State Road Act In Georgia Court

In Fulton superior court Judge Pendleton hears the mandamus petition by W J Morrison and others against Secretary of State Phil Cook. The defense argues the 1919 act repeals rights to charter a parallel line to the Western and Atlantic railroad. Attorneys for the state press constitutional defenses and emphasize state property and general law principles. Proceedings resume with further arguments by ex Attorney General Hart and counsel for the petitioners.

Pendleton Fulton Superior Court W J Morrison Philp Cook Todge Holden Biy Aegiment Georgia Legisla |Ume Secretary of State Western and Atlantic Railroad Company Clifford Walker Holden Walker Mark Bolding Harden New York New Jersey Western and Atlantic Railroad Georgia P H Hrewster Brewster Western and Atlanta Brewister John C Hart Alex Co King Per Honera

Bible Conference Yields To Laymen Meeting in Atlanta

The Atlanta Bible conference will have no session this year from February 1 to 6 due to the laymen's missionary convention. The Broughton conference, led by Dr Len Broughton, has long been a staple at the Baptist Tabernacle drawing noted speakers such as G Campbell Morgan.

Atlanta Conference Association Broughton Conference Len . Broughton The Baptist Tabernacle G Campbell Morgan London

Recognition Service for Dr Porter at Second Baptist

The formal recognition services for Tur Henry Alford Porter as pastor of the Second Baptist church will be held Sunday at 3 pm. An interesting program is arranged by the committee led by Judge Beverly D Evans with greetings from pastors of various denominations and other brief addresses limited to ten minutes to keep the service under an hour and a half. The public is invited.

Tur Henry Alford Porter Second Baptist Church Beverly D Evans

Suffrage Workers Meet to Plan Atlanta Campaign

A gathering of suffragists will meet at 4 pm at the Piedmont hotel to map plans for securing 5,000 signatures for municipal suffrage in Atlanta. Miss Eleanore Rsoul will preside as leaders from various organizations and the central committee present progress reports. All women interested are invited to attend.

Atlanta Piedmont Hotel

Starnes Case Continued in U S District Court

The case against Dr W A Starnes for writing excessive narcotic prescriptions was called and continued Thursday in the United States district court. The matter will be resumed next Wednesday.

W A Starnes United States District Court

Holmes Institute Trustees Laud Work At Annual Meeting

The Holmes Institute trustees and supporters met in the institute chapel amid praise for its impact. Rev L H King reported enrollment of over 499 students for 1815, many lacking clothing books and provisions. Bishop J S Flipper urged continued county service and youth uplift. Officers elected include Rev L H King president and W M Ferrer vice president.

Holmes Institute Institute L H King Central Avenua BR Holmes J S. Flipper African Methodist Episcopal Church Georgia Eit A Fountain W M Ferrer C. Hames C M Tanner J A Hadley Great‘heart R Telferiar John Harmon F E Eberhart Ro Fleming

Trustees vote to raise 2000 dollar building fund

Howard and Bishon J. Flipper as treasurer and Holmes Institute building campaign plan a $2,000 fund. The executive board chairman announced trustees opened the campaign and set first of April as the target to erect the new facility.

January Muslinwear Sale at Rich Store Ends Soon

The mushwear sale is a page in Rich store history, distributing thousands of dollars worth of new undermuslins at less than normal retail prices. The sale has been a success, with wholesale prices posing a challenge but not stopping strong demand. Take advantage of its opportunities before it ends.

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