Guarantee on label not a sign of purity
Mobie Ala June 18 Dr Carlo Alsberg chief of the bureau of chemistry warned that the words Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act on a label do not prove contents are pure. He urged closer federal state cooperation and uniform laws, noting the act does not empower action in many cases and often merely aids prosecutions for mislabeling. The gathering included discussions by several state officials and a note that officer elections would be held Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobie Ala
Carlo Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
Association of American Food Dairy and Drug
Alsberg
Department of Agriculture
Alsbert
Dr. Alsberg
Lucius Brown
Nashvile
Tenn
Boeing
RG. Stallings
Georgia
George AL. Flanders
New York
Abbott
Charlies Cagpari, Sr
Maryland
RB. Fitz Randolph
New Jersey
Guy K. Frary
Puth Dakuta
Mik Sujmly
RB. H. Rawls
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Ef. F. Potter
Connecticut
John Newman
Mlinala
Georgians in Washington Seek War Dept Aid and Nominations
Washington reports: Representative Walker proposes authorizing grants of tents blankets and cots for use by the United Confederate Veterans regiment Bronsewick on July 15 16. Senator Smith to introduce the bill in the senate. Pleasant A Stovall favored for minister to Switzerland by foreign relations committee. Mrs Alice B Bussey nominated postmaster at Cuthbert. John T Bolfeuillet to leave for Georgia legislature cession and likely reappointed clerk of the house. J W Bridwell and Z R A M Dillon of Atlanta in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walker
giIs
War Department
United Confederate Vete
Pleasant A. Stovall
Switzerland
Becon
Alice B. Bussey
Cuthbert
J. B. Bussey
Senator Bacon
John T. Bolfeuillet
Foreign Relations
Georgia
Man Runneath
McGee to Lead 10th District Agricultural College
Augusta Ga June 18 Special Professor James T McGee elected principal of the Tenth District Agricultural College by the board of trustees at a noon meeting He succeeds Professor George White Jr who has resigned McGee will assume July 15 and immediately canvass the district to secure a representative district scholarship enrollment Board members present included W W Hamilton J M Haynie M G Gamble Alvin Golucke George Evens Evans and GT Hannan with colleagues from multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
James T. McGee
Tenth District Agricultural College
Board of
McGee
George White, Jr
Profesor McGee
Fullinw
W. W Hamilton
Columbia County
J. M. Haynie
Richmond County
M. G. Gamble
Jefferson County
Alvin Golucke
Tallaferra
Geerge Evens
Washirston
Dan Evans
Warren County
GT. Hannan
Glasscock County
Priests of Bagdad Formed by Local Moose Institute
The local Order of Moose last night instituted an order named The Priests of Bagdad. Officers installed at Moose hall include M L Shatten and John Fuller as counsellors and H P McEwen as venerable patriarch. Mentions of other roles follow with several named members. A theater party planned for West Wednesday night will occupy the entire elite house. In New York boxing results Matt Brock beat Tommy Houck, Eddie O Keefe outpointed Patsy Eine, and Kid Julian stopped Joy Caster. all weigh about 124 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Moose
Bagdad
Moose Hall
M. L. Shatten
John Fuller
H. P. McEwen
H. Lehman
New York
Matt Brock
Cleveland
Tommy Houck
Philadelphia
Eddie O'Keefe
Patsy Eine
Newark
Kid Julian
Syracuse
Joy Caster
Brooklyn
Confederate Vets Hold Third Reunion at Albany
South Georgia Confederate veterans under the first battalion Georgia division held their third annual reunion in Albany with several hundred visitors. Exercises took place in the chautauqua auditorium with welcomes from the acting mayor and veterans’ representatives. Joseph S. Davis spoke on The South in the Sixties and Mary Harris Armor also addressed the gathering. A large barbecue dinner followed and many veterans departed on afternoon trains aided by special services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
South Georgia Confederate Veterans
First Battalion
Georgia Division
Chautauqua Auditorium
Ehrlich
Sons of Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy
Joseph S. Davis
Mortuary Notices From Atlanta And Nearby Towns
Several brief notices report deaths and funerals. Mrs. J P Moore of 44 Mills Street died Tuesday in Atlanta and will be buried in Marietta after a 4 PM funeral car procession. she leaves three brothers, two sisters, and a nephew. P Demag died at a private sanitarium and will be buried at West View after an 8 PM service. Mr J Demas formerly of 252 Ivy Street Ha ja survived by father in Greece and two brothers in Atlanta. Mrs T Burwell Sale, 27, widow of a cotton factor of Washington, died Tuesday. funeral held at 4:30 PM with interment in city cemetery. she was formerly Miss Anna Harnett of Atlanta. W B Allen, Shiloh merchant, died at a private sanitarium after injuries from a train accident. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Moore
J. P . Moore
Mills Street
Atlanta
Barclay & Brandon
Marietta
Walton and Fairle Streets
Marietta. Mrs. Jore Is Survived By Three Brothers, W. M. Wallace
Mineral Bluff
J. B. Wallace
P. M. Wallace
Wonble
Ark
J. B Young
Birmingham
Ala
F. M. Venable
Hope, Ga
W. B. Hamby
P. Demag
Greenhere & Buné
Christien
Ir. West View
J. Demas
Ivy Street
Greece
Washington, Ga
T. Burwell Sale
Washington
Sale
Misa Anna Harnett
W. 3. Allen
Shiloh
Bloomfield
Bryan infant dies. funeral set at Hollywood
Edward T. Bryan and Feward T. Bryan infant son of Mr and Mrs F A Bryan died at 550 Crew Street Wednesday. Body sent to A C Roy Donthoo chapel and funeral and interment planned for Hollywood this afternoon. Louis G Lynch, 79, Confederate veteran, died at Soldiers home Wednesday morning. Survived by three children. Body to be shipped from Poole's chapel. Heypeeh weeds Walon ral decane torment at 9 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Bryan
Feward T. Bryan
F. A. Bryan
Crew Street
A. C. & Roy Donthoo
Hollywood
Louis G. Lynch
Toula G. Lynch
Poole
Brittain Addresses Georgia Teachers on Crime Prevention
State School Superintendent M N Brittain told Georgia teachers that politeness can prevent crime and urged aimed youth education. He spoke to the Georgia Association of Teachers in Colored Schools at Morehouse College and called for health and hygiene instruction and an anti fly campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
M. N. Brittain
Georgia Association of Teachers In Colored Schools
Morehouse Collegea
Slaton
State Association of Teachers In Colored Schools
Postoffice Inspectors Are Given Promotions
George M. Sutton, chief postoffice Inspector for six years in the Atlanta division serving Georgia, Florida, Alabama and parts of Tennessee, was transferred to Kansas City to supervise a large middle western territory. R. E. Bary was named as Suttons successor and ordered to assume the Atlanta post at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Sutton
Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Carnlinag
Washington
Kan- 16
Middle West
Sutton
R. E Bary
Buckeye Eagles elect new officers at Southern district meet
Jacksonville and Augusta members of the Southwestern district convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles elected officers. Worthy president A. J. Bucks of Jacksonville. vice president Adam Fischer. Charlotte chaplain W. S. Moore. Augusta secretary Harry S. Beaver. Augusta treasurer H. A. Fischer. Atlanta inside guard Joan Clark. outside guard A Brill Augusta. conductor L. I. Vietor. trustees C. B. Fraser Charlotte and Henry McAlpin Savannah. The next convention will be in Charlotte May 19. Augusta won first prize of 100 for best drilling and ritual work. H. V. Napier of Macon was named delegate to the Baltimore national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Eagies
A. J. Bucks
Adam Fischer
Charlotte
S. Moore
Augasta
Harry S. Beaver
Au ‘Gusta
H. A. Fischer
Atlanta
Joan Clark
A Brill
Auguste
L. I. Vietor
Sa[jansh
Wustees
CB. Fraser
N.C
Henry McAlpin
Atlante
Augusta
H. V. Napier
Macon
Baltimore
Leap saves officer as car strikes motorcycle on Tatnall
Presence of mind and athleticism saved Officer James Palmer of the focal police force from death or serious injury when a car slammed into his motorcycle at the Tatnall Street corner after he and Officer Shumate answered a call. Palmer leaped from the bike as the streetcar struck it, dragging the motorcycle about thirty yards before the motorman could stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Palmer
Focal
Chapel Avenue
Shumate
Harry
Tatnall Street
Mr. Palmer
Tatwhen Boulevard
Angier
Chapel Street
Man seeks divorce alleging wife flirted with men on streets
D C Curtis sues Mrs Katherine Curtis in Superior court claiming his wife, then 17, rose late, read stories, and consorted with men she named as her affinity, even attending moving pictures with him. He says she married to spite the affinity and to leave her father free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelleve
D. C
Life is Mighty Sweet on Earth After Poison Try
A fragmentary obituary note reports Glymph, a scenic painter, surviving a suicide attempt by rat poison at Grady Hospital after years of hardship. He previously endured a severe fall in 1900 and resumed work nine weeks later, explaining recent despair over business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Olymph
Seaboard
Kale M Olinger
Hy Atmin
Quae Ween
Smadhara
Grim Reaper
Grady Hospital
Glymph
Washington, Ga
Wholesale Produce and Grocery Prices from Savannah Listing
A fragmented OCR lists extensive produce and grocery quotations and market figures from Savannah Georgia, June 18. It covers apples, oranges, vegetables, poultry, eggs, and a long provision market section with varied prices and item codes. It notes corrected quotations by White Provision Co and includes regional cargo entries and stock movements.
Lowry Arnold Hosts Barbecue On Pace’s Ferry Road
Lowry Arnold, solicitor of the superior court of Atlanta, invites about fifty to seventy five friends from the court and officials to a barbecue today at noon at his Pace’s Ferry Road home on the banks of the Chattahoochee river. A large group will depart from the Thrower building in special automobiles and return around 2 40 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry Arnold
Ortra~imal Court
Atlanta
Pace’s
Ferry Road
Chattahoochee River
Thrower
Judge G. G. Weems Dies Ex-Ordinary of Henry County
McDonough Ga June 18 Special Judge G G Weems ex ordinary of Henry county died at his home at 7 yesterday afternoon He was years old in March a vigorous veteran of the civil war wounded at Gettysburg He served as clerk of the superior court and later as ordinary for twelve years Two sons survive J Weems of the city and Dr G E Weems of Apalachicola Fla many friends mourn his death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonough
G. G. Weems
Henry County
Weems
Gettysburg
J. .Weems
G. E., Weems
Apalachicola
Fla
Atlanta Real Estate Circles Reach National Convention 1915
Real estate men report success in securing the National Association of Building Owners and Managers convention for Atlanta in 1915 after a recent Cincinnati session. The issue also lists multiple property transactions including Brown acquiring a Decatur corner lot for 6670, Hale selling a cottage on Spring Street for 49500, and various deeds and trades on Peachtree Road and Lime Avenue with stated prices and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoan
Esale M
Ma Jaruder
W. EB. Treadwell & Co
Jane
Austin
Ruby
Lacie Lawtom
Bellwood Avenue
Tnt Ai
Wasea | Iteet
Juan IT
Dolite
Frank
Stover
Maude Stover
West Peachures Strout
Ho—Paul
Mia
Tarnen
East
Georgia Avenue
Nailate
Charles J. Woot
A. J. Moas
Fred D. Terry
Kelly Street
Milledge Avenue
S. Kirtiand Kennan
Fidelity
Mtual Bioinsurance Company
Barrest Avenue
ST. Charles Avenue
Boneventure Street
Ponce DE Leon Avenue
Highland Avenue
Spring Street
Baltimore
Association of Atlanta
National Organization For Atlanta
Cincinnat
A. S. Brown
Lacie EL Lime Company
Decaturing
J. Hale
Alexander
Mills Streets
W. F. Crussella
E. H. Hinton
Springtreet
Fourth Street
W. D Owens
Peachtres Road
Cuba Avenue
M. J. Hirwch
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Wiley
J. W. Bridwell
Laberman
AR. M Dillon
J. T. M’gee
Local Moose Institute “Priests OF
P. Demas
T. B. Sale
T. Allen
Brittain
Bucky
Eagles
Ravenge
Inne
Starr
Noel Z
Mics
A. P. Herrington
Mayln Street
Ponce Au Leon
A. L
G. Jones
Greenwood
Cormer
Avenue
Umekte Street
Foote de Leon and Railway
Harriet I
Farrington
Fonea de Leon
Greenwood Avenue
W. Wardwick
Soshue W. Ferguson
Intem
Houston
Suter Atreats
Atest
Wy. Pomel Coerky Tumurense
L. Bireoh
W. DB. Owens
Fot C
Eddins
Summit Avenue
Tonwort
Beschires
Angier Avenue
Allen BP
Mattie R. Dillager
Hinton
North Avenue
T. Builett
J. Auridee
Apkby
Fourteenth District
John "L. Arthur
Rosa Rau Achenberg
Rendolph Street
West End Fark Company
J. M. Shotfelt
Totoa
Ontario Avenue
Gordon Street
Tide
Selono
Cruiselie
E. H. Lake
Gate City
B. “Henderman, Jr
Enet Alde
Dargan Atreet
Sells Avenue
Mamie M. Jones
Latty
E Brown
J. W
Ft. Maddox
Ww. F. Goudy
W. K. Worley
Lindsay Hopkins
Virginia Avenue
Tiarnett Street
Clare
Kate
Olinger
Mortensen
Barth
Merchants and Mechanics’ Banking and Forn Company
Gonfederite
South Boulevard
Nehoo
George W. Price
Mro
W. Ecole
Bighlond Avenas
Simmilla J. Stellings
Merchwnta and Methanics’ Banking and Loan Company
Central Avenue
Nagy
D. Reynolds
Atlanta Baking and Savings Company
Hewell
Fox
W. D. Beattie
East Side
Alien Avenue
Dai Avenue
Frederick Fayram
Oakdale Road
ing_plant
Amony Hale
Mowlevard
Megair
Une
B. J. Ungar
Crew
Ten
Preatollia Company
Burman
Kobri Streets
Clay
Cameron Street
Oremary
Sul T. J. Clay
McPherson Avenue
W. O Guntile
Giles
Janet
Virelala
North Carolina
South Carolin
Georeta
Missisampi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Chicago
Jonghorns
Prathtry
Gouthern
Kansas City
St. Louie
Armand Hammer
Hresford
TL Navy
Plone—Alerant
Dismantl
Sea. Rising
Ducketest
Henry
Mugar
Ianulsted
Ark Brown
Daiaina
White Provistom Co
Cornfelt
Everaan
REID
Cornfeld
Savannah
Cates
Wilmington
Oglesby Grocery Co
Axle Grusac
Aledmey
Naval Stores
A. White
White Provision Co
Central Business
Cone Street
Luckie
James Streets
TRACE SMITH & EWING REAL _ESTATE
Campbell's Hill
Charleston
Chattanooga
Kennesaw Mountain
Cobh County
Hart & Cone
Empire Life
North Side
Bntler
Flas
W. L
John O. Dupree
Empire
Main
Edward H. Walker
Walker Real Estate Company
RTH Forsyth
THE
Fourth Ward
Decatur Street
Edgewood Avenue
Marvin R. McClatchey
Candler Building
O. Turner CO
Atlanta National Bank
John Wesley Cooper
Whitehall Street
West Bat Grant Park
Inman Park
Otis
Holliday
Natio
Druid Hills
Ren Sweet Home
Decatur
Murray Hill Station
Murray Hil
Clifford Avenue
Ji Fe
MR. Walker
Nelson Street
West End
Peeples Street
Howell Park
Alley
Price
Ashrey Street
James L. Wright & Company Fire Insurance and Bonds
Third National Bank
Ivy
BEN Graham Company
Empire Building
Payton Road
Prachtree
Hatoct Alley
Harper Realty Coo
Bell Phone
Fropenty Traysers
Warrenty
Lee FE
Tomikile
Enora Brit
Lot West Side
Lime Avenue
GSS
Ted
Central of Georgia Railway
Creanwood Cemetery
M.D. wWalner
Greenwood Regetary
Mary PB. Dickens
Florence M. Rob~ Ingram
Lokerlew Avenue
Belge
Peachtrey Helghie
Jones
Nolie Jones
C. W. Ebditts
Totwertside
Anster Avenue
Albert
Boston
Yais
Belmont Farm
Waldo & Redding
John
Scott
Grant Building
IVY 590
Fulton County Home Builders
Fulton
County Home Builders
B.C. Callaway
J. W. Wills
Bens. Padgett
woseTe
Candler
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