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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1914

Page

2

Half of Tech Fund Secured by Atlanta Alumni

Atlanta alumni of Georgia Tech drive the Greater Tech fund campaign securing about half the target through two-person committees of young alumni and business leaders. Subscriptions are expected to rise as boards approve donations, with nationwide support from Georgia Tech alumni in San Francisco and the Philippines. The effort aims to extend beyond Atlanta, building toward the full $109,000 pledge and matching machinery donations from northern manufacturers.

Atlanta Georgia Tech Greater Tech Tech Champaign United States San Francisco Philippines Uvianen Uni Wv! H. Kriegshaber Atlanta Constitution

Ashley Aids Parents Club in School Playground Upgrades

Councilman Claude I Ashley, representing the fourth ward, pledged quick action after a Parents' Club delegation from the Ponce de Leon Avenue school requested improvements for the playground. He organized city departments to install a new springboard, water fountains, lay out a tennis court, add seats, erect poles for dancing, and remove the refreshment stand, with completion expected before week’s end except for the tennis court.

Claude I. Ashley Atlantac Jie Ponce de ‘Leon Avenue Ashley

Farmer and Mule Killed by Lightning in Wyoming

A farmer named Wyatley Mentire, a well known citizen of Madisor, Wyoming, was killed by a bolt of lightning Monday afternoon while at his barn removing a mule's harness. He was found dead with the mule, the pair lying together.

Commerce J.C. Mentire Madisor Wyatley

Butler Seeks Bankruptcy Protection

Andrew T. Butler, operator of a moving picture show at 84 Whitehall Street, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the U S district court on a Wednesday. Assets are listed at 1 600 while liabilities total 5 328 13.

Butler United States District Court Andrew T. Butler Whitehall Street

Georgia Tech Alumni Push $100000 Power Plant Drive

Northern manufacturers have shipped three carloads of machinery toward a Georgia Tech power plant fund of 100000. Alumni committees from classes dating back to 1892 are active, with chairmen listed from ’98 to ’14. An unsolicited $200 subscription arrived from John Dickins of Cotton States Betting and Supply. Luncheon at the Piedmont Hotel drew a large crowd as leaders target reaching the half way mark soon.

Greater Tech Georgia Georgia Tech W. P. Walthall C. D. Honiker C. H. Kirklighter H. B. Wey W. B. Hall F. H. Neely C.E. Strang Robert Greggs Joe Beane Krisgshaber W. R. Snyders F. HR. Gardener M. H. Howard, Jr B.pallaize W. B. Coleman HW Hall N. Bar, Montague Greater Tech Fund John Dickins Cotton States’ Betting and” Supply Company Amherst Mass Atlanta Piedmont Hotel

Monthly meeting of B Y P U at First Baptist Church

The Baptist Young People's Union plans Thursday evening gathering at the First Baptist Church. Central and Ponders Avenue unions will run the program and all city unions should be represented. They will discuss the state convention in Sandersville from June 22 to 25.

Baptist Young People's Union First Baptist Church Central Ponders Avenue Sandersville

Birmingham Autoists Sought by Police

Atlanta police search two Birmingham men charged with embezzlement who fled in a large Hudson automobile toward Jacksonville Florida. Warrants held by a Birmingham detective agency offer a $100 reward for their arrests. Fugitives named as J O Searcy 40 and R M Smith 25, with two Birmingham girls said to accompany them.

Birmingham Ala Jacksonville Fla Atlanta J. O. Searcy R. M. Smith

Will Power for Nerves S S for the Blood

An advertisement extols S S S as a supreme blood purifier aiding elimination when the body's defenses falter. It claims nervous disorders yield to mental discipline, while the botanical cure works by mobilizing blood cells to renew health. The Swift Specific Co promotes its product for blood and skin concerns in Atlanta Georgia.

B.S Swift Atlanta

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