Heaven's Beauties at Chapman Revival Draws City Faithful
The Chapman Alexander revival for the aged in Atlanta held Friday services with transportation arranged by a committee led by Mrs. Maddox to bring elderly parishioners to the tabernacle. Auto owners were urged to lend cars for three hours from 2 PM, with many volunteers listed and more needed. Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman preached on heaven as a place of beauty and reward, naming saints and reformers he believes are in heaven, and inviting listeners to seek salvation.
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Robert Maddox
Archibald Davis
Prank Inman
Tabernacle
Maddox
Atlanta
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Tdndsey Hopking
Thomas J. Peeples
R. C. Thompson
H. S. Courtney
Stewart Witham
Rex
J. Wilbur Chapman
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Christ
Gue
Rone
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Chapman
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Perlover
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Oliver Lowe
Birmingham
England
Heaven
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Witjah
Angela
Moses
Tius
Tarsus
Paul the
Joan Bunyan
Jerry McAuley
Sing” Sing Origon
New’ York
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Reaven
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Thors
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Teare
Ross
Atwalve
Livingstone
Africa
Jis Tent
James Bell
New York City
Dregent
Bode
United States
Wife Fined After Judge’s Slap Case in Police Court
In a police court hearing, Robert Brown was fined for slapping his wife after she failed to prepare tea. Brown claimed he had been served corn liquor that dulled his senses, and the recorder urged him to return with a dollar to give to his wife as compensation for the slap.
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Robert Brown
Bob
Pia
Yellow
Ton Gosa
Judge Orders Fine To End Stepfather Scare
In Police court Judge Johnson hears Rev Heke Robertson of Darktown and his stepson Clarence Robertson. Clarence prosecutes claiming fear of his stepfather. the judge fines the boy four dollars and seventy six cents and orders the old man to pay, hoping to end their mutual fear.
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Heke Robertson
Clarence Robertson
Ted
Recorder Johnson
Three Old Ladies Die At Homes In Marietta Ga
Marietta Ga March 7 Special Marietta saw dose deaths among the citys elderly Monday night and yesterday Mrs Doss Della died Monday evening and was buried Tuesday at Sardis near Marietta Dirs Mr McCeliuan died Monday and was taken to Alpharetta for burial Neese also died Tuesday morning with funeral held Wednesday afternoon from Powder Springs Street residence and interment in the city cemetery
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Dres Geaths
Dirs
McCeliuan
Alpharetta
Doss Della
Sardis
Marrietta
M. Neese
Powder Springs Street
Banking shifts praised as South shows stronger business
Howard Wolfe of the New York chapter spoke at the chamber of commerce on changes under the Federal Reserve Act. He urged broader bank examinations and better check collection while noting the act aims to centralize reserves and expand note issuance. Joseph McLaughlin of Philadelphia said Southern business is expanding faster than the East or Midwest, touring Atlanta after visits to Richmond, Charleston, and other cities.
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New York
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Europe
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Atlanta
Knoxville
Roanoke
South
East
Middle West
Joseph McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Piedmont
McLaughlin
United States
Ter
Richmond
Charleston
Augusta
Savannah
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Mobile
Montgomery
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Ory
L. Douglas
W. E. Douglas
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W. L. Douglas
New German tenor to replace Berger in The Magic Flute
The death of Rudolf Berger, principal Met Opera tenor, does not affect the Atlanta program. Berger was to sing in The Magic Flute, a role now filled by Johannes SEM bach, the new German tenor acclaimed in New York. Telegraphs confirm Berger’s death causes no repertoire changes for the Atlanta Music festival Association.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Atlanta
Berger
Johannes Sembach
New York
Bermer
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Metropolitan Opera, Company
Atlanta Association
Home of Policeman Entered by Burglar
A 14 year old Negro, Honard Wright, broke into the home of city policeman J. D. Freeman at 163 Courtland Street. Citizens detained him until police arrived. Items found on Wright included gold cuff buttons, a lavalliere, and $1.10 in change. He admitted the burglary when questioned.
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Honard Wright
Courtland Street
Lavalliere
J. D. Freeman
Two Black men Held on Burglary Charge in Court
Robert Marable and Aubrey Taster were tried in the district court on burglary charges for attempting to rob the residence of BL W Smith at 408 Courtland Street. Each man was held in bonds of 300 dollars. Marable was injured when struck by Mr Smith and received treatment at Grady Hospital before arrest.
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Robert Marable
Aubrey Taster
BL W. Smith
Courtland Street
Ourglary
Marable
Mr. Smith
Grady Hospital
Foster
Substitute Liver Tone Replaces Nasty Calomel in Town
Local druggists report a sharp drop in salomel sales as Dedsan’s Liver Tone gains trust among customers. Prominent sellers tout Gabriel’s danger and Pod’s Liver Tones as safer, more effective, with a pleasant taste and no next day complaints.
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Dedsan
Gabriel
Tiodson
Podson
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