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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
15
Tentative plans disclose a modern Woolworth store to be erected on leased Whitehall Street property. The site fronts 75 feet with 125 feet depth, 25 year lease at about 1.5 million dollars. Current tenants include Hawkes Allen-Chapman and Regal Shoe companies. Possession set for January 4, 1924.
An estate note states Whitehall Street associates represented by an agent leased a property acquired by the Woolworth company. The tract covers roughly half of the Central Bank block property, originally fronting about 152 feet, with a total lease value around 3 million dollars. The term and exact scope are not fully specified in the fragment.
The Lahe constitution notes the tract and lease term are halved from the original. Mr. Feil says the current lease rental has been in doubt since the agreement was signed a year ago.
Budapest notes reveal a lingering con game where a tourist is sold fake money. A Hungarian crook shows samples, tests, and a top layer of genuine bills to lure victims into buying bundles of counterfeit cash. The scheme relies on convincing appearance and staged tests.
News from Atlanta reports the sudden death of Charles A Whitehead a leader in the cotton oil industry at his Macon home on Monday He had lived in Macon two years moving from Sardisville engaged in cotton seed oil and related products He was connected with the American Cotton Oil Company in Macon officiating his widow a stepdaughter Miss Mary Smith Deal and two sisters Mrs Daytel Jicky and Mrs Raymond Thompson survive.
Delegates to the state convention of funeral directors were entertained at a banquet on the Ansley Hotel roof followed by a dance with over 200 members and guests. A luncheon at the Woman's Club Auditorium opened the second day, then delegates toured an elaborate display of undertakings materials arranged by vendors led by President E. L. Almond of Soul.
An advertising notice proclaims Nuxated Iron strengthens nerves and boosts vitality in two weeks. It claims the product contains the brain like nerve constituent and organic iron to enrich blood, promising a money back refund if no improvement. Sold by all druggists.
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