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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
11
State officials at the capitol voice sentiment favor revising the 1877 constitution within a few years though few will discuss publicly. They warn against broad changes to the treasury yet see needed amendments to modernize tax limits and judiciary provisions amid growing complexity and recent amendments.
Stephen Crump of Athens Galine was elected president of the senior class at the university. He was recently chosen captain of the track team, leading the pincer class as they prepare for upcoming competitions.
Powers In in Favor. Governor warrant secretary Dar Power cites respect for the bar association and urges a timely constitutional revision. He warns unsettled national mood and calls to equalize tax burdens and curb unnecessary courts as the nation moves toward a general demand for a new constitution.
On a sweltering night burglars entered Herring Knight Undertaking and Muscogee Real Estate in Columbus. They opened a safe and a desk drawer, took 25 cents total, and left doors and lights on, injuring a minor deed and leaving notes of work unfinished.
A single funeral service for veterans was held at First Baptist in Carrollton on June 21. Prominent locals Colonel J Gabi ant Trofester Henry Drawer and others were honored as caskets were laid at the home for burial. Masons gave a formal ceremony and attendees included veterans and townsfolk.
Three hundred and thirty five bales of last year’s cotton from the state farm at Milledgeville were auctioned Saturday by a warehouse man. Rot Wall bought the round lot at 111 2 cents for the Mil lead Manufacturing Company of Cra vers. The sale drew commissioners Davidson and Raines and buyers from many points, expected to bring around $39 699.
Fred Beers of Tampa and his family plan a lengthy absence from Atlanta, staying in Jamya Florida. Messages indicate Mr Beers attends with Master Cred Beers and will be away for several years while enjoying pleasant times.
Seaboard offers a low rate to Richmond with travel from Atlanta. The sale includes a $18.70 fare from Atlanta and mentions service via the City Ticket Office at 38 Peachtree.
Georgia readers learn that Colonel J K Smith, longtime business leader and politician, may receive the title Reverend after the Old Guard return trip. Boston memorial reports recount his figure in ceremonies for Decoration Day, with Georgians honored by Ancients and military hosts, including Burke, Cummings, and Lucas, plus women performers and society events at the Point Suirtey club.
The executive committee chaired by J K Orr met at the chamber of commerce to close out duties and draft complimentary letters to Atlanta for hospitality and entertainment. Deputies from across the country sent thanks as funds were ample to cover expenses and arrangements went smoothly. Mr Dir received a vote of thanks for his capable leadership.
Wal Bay Georgia Marble visitor, a maser and business man from Fas Tennig, toured the city to inspect Georgia marble and stone. He met with Mrs HT Brooks at 4 Whitehall Street and discussed Tre-4 marble options during a business trip to the quarry.
A sheriff election in Cobb County resulted in William Swan receiving a majority of votes to replace the late incumbent, Eneritt Poolondles. Swan will serve as sheriff, succeeding Poolondles who died in office, with the vote count reported as about 490 in his favor.
An exhibit at Tech High will showcase eighth grade boys work from the schools shops and departments tomorrow afternoon from noon to 330. Specimens finished in drawing, chemistry, forge, wood, machinery and drawing rooms will be on view as well as ongoing projects. Principals will lead all eighth graders to visit and the public is invited.
Memorial church in Inman Park hosted a large Children’s Day service last Sunday. Mrs Harris led the program, which featured neatly dressed children, magnolia blooms, and daisies, drawing a full house of parents and friends who supported the commendable work benefiting Inman Park children.
On Sunday June 1 the Woodmen of World held their annual Devotion Memorial Day with all city camps gathering at the main hall at Peachtree and James streets. A procession led by a band and two Uniform Rank companies under Major Duffy marched to Oakland Cemetery where members laid flowers. Judge W A Roane and H Nelson gave the principal memorial addresses, Newton Phillips as distant state manager served as master of ceremonies.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in federal court yesterday by Ron Moore of Atlanta. The debtor's liabilities are listed at 8640 and assets at 49467. Shortly after the filing creditors requested the appointment of a receiver, but no appointment was made before the federal building closed for the day.
Poslam touts a modern remedy for skin diseases including acne salt rheum and eczema. The ad claims quick eradication with Poslam creams and soap, touts overnight results, and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce pushes a permanent exhibit of Atlanta made goods after a Chattanooga trip. Brooks Morgan reports rapid progress in plans and potential central buildings. Maurice Davies from Foote & Davies stresses home manufacturing and city patronage to boost cooperation and buyer access, urging a large, well located facility.
Aggie Dean Rader sues for divorce and child custody in superior court claiming Frank K. Rader, now out of state in Louisburg, gambled and drank away funds and struck her during a visit to West Virginia on November 5, 1972. The couple’s marriage ended in August 1916.
An individual named Juling Busch recounts a three year skin ailment that started with itching pimples and progressed to painful sores across the body. After unsuccessful remedies, Busch credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment for relief and cure, urging use for skin and scalp care with free samples offered.
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