Gunshot Wounds Fatal to Holmes
Frank Holmes, a boy burglar, was fatally shot by Harry Underwood during a burglary attempt at Waldrop & Waggoner in East Atlanta Thursday night. An inquest returned a verdict of justifiable homicide. Holmes died Friday morning at Grany hospital. funeral planned for Poole's chapel.
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Frank Holmes
Harry Underwood
Waldrop & Waggoner
Atlanta
Grany Hospital
Paul Donshee
Harry G. Poole
Hollywood Cemetery
Poole
W. ©. Holmes
Powell Street
Constitution
Howear
Underwood
Franti
Frank
Fami
Will Preach On Friends And Foes Of Religion
Dr. Hugh K. Waller pastor of the first Presbyterian church will deliver the second sermon in the series on Twentieth Century Religion. The morning topic is The Worst Foe and the Best Friend of Religion. Evening subject is The Best Songs in the World for the young people and community. The Christian Endeavor Society will attend to observe the thirty third anniversary of the Young People’s Society of Chemsan Endeavor.
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Hugh K. Waller
First Presbyterian Church
Sousty of
Chemsan
Atlanta Baptist Sunday School Meeting Set for Sunday
The regular monthly Atlanta Baptist Sunday School association meeting will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock at Central Baptist Church. President Joan M. Green will preside and principal addresses will be given by Rev. William Russell Owen and L. Stalings. Short talks on Sunday school work will follow. schools are urged to send large delegations.
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Atlanta Baptist Sunday School Association
Central Baptist Church
Joan M. Green
William, Russell Owen
Stalings
Negro chauffeur held for death of boy in Auburn Avenue
Isaac Arnold, a negro chauffeur for Dr. RB Ridley, was bound over to higher courts on a manslaughter charge after last Sunday night’s crash on Auburn avenue that killed John Lipton, a negro lad. The municipal court reported reckless driving on Ann burn avenue. Judge Hill to sentence Hartmann today for forging a $150 New York check. Hartmann confessed. efforts are urged to place him on probation to care for his helpless wife and child.
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Isaac Arnold
RB. Ridley
John Lipton
Auburn Avenue
Luther Rosser
Annburn Avenue
Hill
Erich Hartmann
Ben Mill
Criminal Court
Rich Hartmann
New York
Hartmann
Cid
Children and Mothers Endorse Mother Gray's Powders
Mothers value comfort and children’s welfare with a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They claim it cures colds teething troubles headaches stomach issues and more. Used by brothers for 24 years and sold by drug stores nationwide. Sample trial offered free.
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Gray
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Gangs of youths amid crime discussed by lawyers at police court
Two attorneys, Tom Goodwin and Jon A. Boykin, described uptown gangs of youths aiding burglar groups and planning robberies. Judge Broyles heard witnesses aged 17 to 24. Colte Jones was bound over on whisky selling charges, with other youths like Roy Nash facing prior records. Goodwin also handled J C Cotton bound over for receiving stolen property.
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Tom Goodwin
Jon A. Boykin
Goodwin
Boykin
Broyles
Marietta Street
Blind Tiger Trust
Colte Jones
Carl Akerage
College Park
Roy Nash
J. C. Cotton
Kirkwood Boosted at Macon Chamber Meeting
Kirkwood was efficiently represented at a Georgia State Chamber of Commerce session in Macon. Warren B. Hall and W H Rossman on hand to boost the town and the proposed Stone Mountain highway. The Kirkwood group gains recognition as a rising DeKalb County commercial body with strong local support.
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Kirkwood
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
Macon
Warren B. Hall
W. H. Rossman
Stone Mountain Highway
DeKalb County
Kirk~wood
War Against Crime topic set for next sermon
In the Present Day Holy Wars series at the Ponce de Leon Avenue church Judge Broyles will speak on The War Against Crime next Sunday evening. The series draws growing attention and the public is invited. Services begin at 7 48.
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
Judge Broyles
Bank Looters Terrorize Lyerly and Logansport
Detectives and bloodhounds track the Bank of Lyerly robbers to Mark MecNew in Lyerly Georgia after a $4,000 heist and a vault dynamiting. In Logansport Louisiana two masked robbers looted the State Bank, tying up Smith Price and an assistant, escaping with about $3,000 to $9,000.
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Lyerly
Mark MecNew
Bank of
Chattanooga
Central of Georgia
McNew
John F. Pollock
The
Ami
Louisiana
Hank
Logansport
Smith Price
T T. Calhoun
Shuler to Address Local Railroad Men
Rev A C Shuler of East Side Baptist Tabernacle will speak on The Folly of the Fool at the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association on West Alabama Street Sunday at 9 20 p m Louis Denicely to play clarinet with Hubner on piano and the association orchestra leading the service All men invited for a cordial greeting
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Young Men's Christian Association
Alabama Street
Pelock
A. C. Shuter
East Side Baptist Tabernacle
Louis Denicely
Hubner
Association
Fitzgerald Bank Asks Membership in Regional Bank
Fitzgerald Ga January 30 The directors of Exchange National Bank elected William R Bowen as president T J Price as vice president J B Clements as vice president J E Turner as active vice president J D Dorminey as cashier M M Stephens as assistant cashier By unanimous resolution the bank filed for membership in the regional reserve bank planned for this division of the United States All city bankers favor Atlanta as the regional reserve bank site.
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Fitzgerald
Exchange National Bank
Willliam R. Bowen
T. 3. Price
J. B. Clements
J. Be.turner
J. D. Dorminey
M. IM. Stephens
Regional Reserve Bank
United States
Atlanta
Civil jury business halted in Fulton County courts
An official Friday announcement states all civil jury business in Fulton County courts is off until March 2. The order covers Judge Reid’s county court, Judge Hell’s division of the superior court, and Judge Pendleton’s second division. Judge Ellis will hold sessions east during the week and may recess for midwinter vacation.
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Fulton County
Reid
Suty T
Hell
Superior Court
Pendleton
Ellis
Preaches on Religion of the Twentieth Century by Dr I Wade Conkling
The Tinitarian church minister will sermonize on The Religion of the Twentieth Century next Sunday at noon in Cleveland Mansfield hall. He will debate President Emeritus Charles W Eliot's religious belief and its critics against popular Christian interpretations.
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I. Wade Conkling
Cleveland-Manning Hall
Charles W. Eliot
Welfare Exhibit May Be Enlarged
Miss Emily Cove of New York, representative of the national child welfare committees, has been the guest of Miss Elizabeth Greggs. The exhibit toured from Atlanta to New York Vermont Battle Creek Tuskegee and Tuskegee Institute, influencing race relations and welfare work. A state capital exhibit is proposed in Albany with national backing, linking health and welfare departments. Miss Cove leaves for New York today.
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Emily Cove
New York
Elizabeth Greggs
Miss Cove
Atlanta
Helen Babbitt
Vermont
Battle Creek
Mich
Race Betterment
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
National Child Welfare Committee
Albany
Wilmer L. Moore
Chamber of Commerce
Coye
Stereopticon Talk At Harris Street Church
Rev Jere A Moore will deliver a sermon on The Man Who Thinks Everything Is Against Him at Harris Street Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11 o clock. A stereopticon address on The Tragic Failure of Saul s Life will follow at 7 90 p m by the same speaker.
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Harris Street
Western Electric Salesmen Close Conference With Exhibits
Western Electric Co salesmen wrapped up their week long conference by opening exhibits to the public at the Ansley hotel. A large crowd toured the hall as staff explained the companys electrical goods, especially the telephone products noted for 7500000 telephones produced to date. Delegations prepared to travel home by special car, and a complimentary lunch at the Ansley honored by wives of Dallas area officials.
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Western Electric
Ansley Hotel
Exhibition Hall
Dallas
Cold weather forecast hints at a cool spell ahead
The forecast says chilly conditions are approaching with a hint of non freezing cold. Saturday may bring some clouds and possible rain though not definite. Waycross, Ga, sees cleanup in the business district and surrounding streets as Coast Line work proceeds in the right of way.
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Weather Bureau
Waycross
Waycross Ga
Names committee on foreign trade named by chamber
Mell Wilkinson president of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce appointed W. M. Hutchson chairman of the foreign trade committee and named members Se ar Elsas Edward H. Inman Lee Ashcraft and A. F. Cuies.
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Baptist Sunday School
Boy
S. Pryor
Hunter
Attorneys State
House OF Farmer Bogs
Bank of Lyerly
Shuler
Fitzgerald Bank
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall St
Brown & Allen
Panied
Harris ST. Church
Western Electric Co
SOQ
Cheney
Roannoke
Cor
Fort Thomanville
Seno
Manchester
Bermeus
Thomasville
Rae
Daasville
Jefermam
Man Aswich
South
Georgia
W. W. Croxton
Cali
Mhona Tay
Feaebtree St. Auania
Committee ON Foreign Trade
Cunard
Hspberg
Lusitania
Mauretania
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Sanaa
Reciam
Carmania
Smar
Bee
Campania
Apne
M *Callo
Queenstown
Caronia
Npecusl
Beypt Indie Chins
Japan
Manila
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
South America
Ieurope
Cunard Tours
Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation CO
India
China
Austra
Po& G
Norwegian Fjords
State Street
Ta. Ca
New Orleans
Bremen
LLOYD
A. K. Millor & General Agents
Coronadet St
West Panama Canal Indies
Bermuda
Hawaii, Greece, Italy
Etc
John M. Born
Third National Bank Building
Fa Orient Cruise
Europe
Rogers
TOV
Union
Panama Canal
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