Boys' High Clinches Final Victory At Marist Rivalry
Don ald Fraser led Boys' High to a hard fought 29 to 21 win over Marist on their court. Reeves, Dodge, and Stanley starred as Boys' High clinched the league title with four consecutive pennants, keeping undefeated in athletics this year barring football. Marist's Eh?ard led all scorers with 20 points as the breathless second half swung the verdict in favor of the Decaturites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Fraser
Marist
Permant
Marist College
Maine
Throntile Prep
Che
Decaturites
Secon
Donald Ser
Donald Prager
Stromn
Tau
Donald Fra
Ralph Reeves
Eward
Dodge
Stanley
Marist Dade
Hoght
Cocke Aml Slupet
Faten Marist
Harrison
Thompson
Eecke Oy Befevers
I. Ffurert
Theampean
Jernigan
Cinna
Tronics
Panley Techs
Dodge Harriasn
Lost and found notices mix with ads in old column
A dense collage of stray notices and ads lists lost dogs cows and a ring with rewards. Names like J C Fogd, Myrtle St Ivy 5722, B A Hartsock, Main 2306 appear with locations and contact hints, interspersed with old medicines and shop reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ug2
Greenwood Avenue
J.C
Bresat
Myrtle St
Ivy
Ruth Howward
Trust Company of Georgia
Tiny
Hillard St
Heward
Atlanta
B.A. Hartsock
Nont View Collie Kennels
Phons Decatur
Jemison in Dothan Transfers Cordele Franchise
Trick Jemison of the Georgia State League announced a mid day transfer in Atlanta to upset the baseball association and seal Cordele’s transfer. The deal will complete today with Hodgenville and Tullember joining the Georgia State fledged league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State League
Cordele
Jemison
Atlanta
Ala
Baseball Association
Cardele
Shife
Study League
Hothenwil
Orshetrail
Georgia
Dave Taylor May Manage Rome Club
Home Ga March 4 Specaly The Tome Sazeball corporation will probable employ Dave Taylor as manager for the coming year. The former manager, who demanded a higher salary, will not be retained. Reidy has not set a firm plan but is in talks with several teams in other leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Tome Sazeball Corporation
Dave Taylor
Ratchet
Ach Lects
Ron Clin
Reidy
Ralph Wyant Released in Habeas Corpus Case
Ralph Wyant was released in a habeas corpus proceeding in Connellsville Pennsylvania. The case involved allegations that he was unlawfully arrested while facing charges of robbery tied to an express company theft of 313,000. Wyant plans to return to Connellsville to face the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kavin
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Express Company
Chess match opens Florida championship series
Judee Scephen Trabue formerly of Louisville defeated Wilboe T. Moorman of Lynchburg Sta. here today in the first of ten games for the South Florida championship. Moorman is the Virginia champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Wig
Judee Scephen Trabue
Louisville
Wilboe T. Moorman
Lynchburg
Sta
South Florida
Moorman
Virginia
See George Arliss in Dis raeli Better than Warfield
A compact praise for George Arliss in Dis raeli cites contemporary outlets calling it better than Warfield and a must see, with quotes from Journal Constitution and Georgian highlighting it as more than a treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arliss
Disraeli
Warfield” -Journal
Cadumene Tablets Offer Hope For Nervous Ills
Readers with symptoms like heart palpitations dizziness insomnia and trembling limbs are urged to seek three grain Cadumene tablets at a large drug store. The tablets claim to restore vigor and a healthy body, with self administration directions and no physician visit needed.
A Cracker a Day for Fans 9 Frank Robertson
The Constitution introduces Georgian pitcher Frank Robertson of Norcross as a Crackers trial hopeful. The 21 year old right hander impressed manager Bill Smith after a benefit game last fall and has earned a spring trial with the team. Robertson, five feet ten and a half inches tall and about 179 pounds, bats and throws right. He will celebrate his twenty second birthday on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crackers
Frank Robertson
Norcross
Robertson
Bill Smith
Harry Welch
Joe Dunn
Smith
Joe
Bill
Local club to elect successor to judge in Birmingham
Acting President T Crawford notified the club that a meeting to select a successor to Judge W M Kavananga will be held in Birmingham next Monday. Drafting indicates Mr Drawford will not stand as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Crawford
W. M. Kavananga
Birmingham
Thomasville Fans Subscribe Funds for Baseball Club
Thomasville fans in Georgia responded to a Thursday noon deadline on whether to support baseball this season. With pressure to secure subscriptions, two committees forfeiting funds met with large success, and Dick Jemison urges that Thomasville will likely proceed, awaiting more definite guidance Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jemison
Georgia Late League
Thomasville
Jemison
Veteran Umpire Urges Waycross Fans to Retain Franchise
Waycross Ga March 4 Special Dal McLaughlin veteran umpire who handled an indicator in the Georgia State League in 191 has written a card to the baseball fans of Waycross urging them to aid the local association in preparing for the 1913 season. He says baseball is one of the finest advertisements a city can have and no city the size of Waycross should be without it. He may leave here soon for the east where he has several offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Dal McLaughlin
Banepall
Warcross
Soo
West Atlanta Athletic Club Organized at Meeting
An enthusiastic Wednesday night gathering organized the West Atlanta Athletic Club with officers Thomas P. Brinsfield president Emery Parker vice president K C Branch secretary and J H Gray treasurer The club calls for another meeting next Wednesday at the Enghan avenue school at 7 40 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Atlanta Athletic Club
Thomas P. Brinsfield
Emery Parker
K. C. Branch
J. H. Gray
Enghan Avenue
Mordecai Brown to Play with Chicago Federals
Mordecai Brown, famed pitcher for the Chicago Nationals and former St. Louis Federals manager, will play this season with the Chicago Federals. The announcement followed a visit to Charles Weeghman, and Brown will depart for the training trip south with the Federals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mordecai, Brown
Faser
Chicago Nationals
St. Louis Federals
Chicago Federals
Charles Weeghman
Brown
Coffey Knocks Out Pelky In Round Two
New York March 4 Jim Coffey of Dublin knocked out Pelky of Chicopes Mass in the second round of a ten round scheduled match Coffey weighed 209 pounds Pelky 208 1-5 pounds Coffey landed three smashing rights to Pelky jaw sending him to the ropes and down for the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Coffey
Dublin
Pelky
Chicopes
Mass
Coffey
Colley
Petky
Rogers and Ingraham Shine in Montgomer y Parlor Final
Rogers defeats Ingraham in a 600 to 550 final of the sixty dot point match at Montgomery parlors. Ingraham posted the high run of the evening with 67, while Rogers’ best run was four. The match crowns the coast championship, with Rogers set to travel to Montgomery next week to face challengers. management offers gold to any man who can beat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Ingraham
Andy Rogers
Kid Ingraham
Montgomery
Dahlonega Girls Defeat Washington Seminary 20 to 4
Dahlonega girls win on their local court with a 20 to 4 margin over Washington Seminary. Teams featured lineups including Miss Megee, Mather, MeIntyre, Hendris, Ferguson and others. Referee Manume and timekeepers Rogers and Scott oversaw a 20 minute halves game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalloneros
Washington Seminary
Dalonega
Vistors
Dahlonega
Pas
Wark
Sem
Megee
Teeee Eivarelt
Douglas
Saud Hendris
Mather
Daylight Legislation Pioneer's Death in England
London reports the death of William Willett the proposer of daylight saving ideas. Willett, noted for advocating moving clocks forward to gain evening daylight, proposed advancing clocks by twenty minutes on four Sundays in April and reversing on four Sundays in September. His 1909 bill never became law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wviliam Willett
Amstehurst
William Willett
New Names Mark Indoor Championship Roll at Madison Square Garden
The Amateur Athletic Union senior national indoor meet at Madison Square Garden saw new champions. W. H. Tatler of the Mlingis Athletic Club claimed a double win with meet records in standing high jump five feet four and standing broad jump eleven feet two. Edward Renz of Mohawk AC won the two-note walk in 14 03 3, while Patrick McDonald of the Irish American Club retained the 21-year old shot put title. The Irish American club led the team standings, ahead of Boston Athletic and Illinois AC, with Platt Adams dethroned in several events and multiple records challenged or tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Sqture Garden
Tenigat
W. UH. Tatler
Mlingis Athleticlub
Chingee
Fumsole
Platt Adams
New York Athletic Club
Boston
Inish
W. Anderson
Ervin T. Hows
Colby College
Meyer
W. H. Waylon
Illnois Athletic Club
Platt Adama
Edward Renz
Mohawk Athletic Club
New
Yow
Trenkalin
Dartmouth
J.J. Siler
Tidanumiltt
Pennlvania State College
Mike A. Devaney
Rim Nlng
Patrick McDonald
Irish- Aoerican Athleticlub
Champion Gardner Defeats Milburn in Sixth Class A Game
Philadelphia march 4 Howard W Gardner of New York tit le holder defeated EL Milburn of Memphis southern champion 460 to 219 in the sixth game of the Class A amateur third tournament for the national championship. Gardner gathered 75 for his highest run and averaged 19 33 while Milburn's best effort was 3 and his average 616 84. Neither player could string long runs until the tenth inning when Gardner showed championship form and ran 8. After two blanks Milburn played first and milled with some spectacular passes. Gardner added 73 to his string and ran 30 in the next inning. This gave him a commanding lead and Milburn made two careful plays but the New Yorker finished the thirty-fifth inning with an unfinished run of 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Howard W. Gardner
New York
EL. Milburn
Phis
Gardner
Milburn
New Yorker
Tinker Shifts From Short to Second Base for Federals
Chicago March reports that Joseph B Ti Ti Ti, manager of the Chicago Federals, will move Tinker from shortstop to second base. James Smith, a 14 year old from DuQuesne University Pittsburgh, will take Tinker’s shortstop role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph B Ti
Chicago Federals
Tinker
Oy James Smith
DuQuesne University
Pittsburg
Burglar Alarm Aids Byfield Store Theft Capture
Wilson, chief clerk at Byfield's grocery, and a burglar alarm he kept wired to his home on West Hunter street led to the capture of a burglar who had entered 452 West Hunter. The intruder fled with three kinds of side meat when caught by Wilson, with Officer Merinner taking the suspect into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RM. Wilson
West
Hunter Street
B. Byfield
West Hunter
Wilson
Byfield
Refused to Indorse Wilson's War Policy
Des Moines Iowa senate voted 28 to 2 to refuse endorsement of President Wilson wartime policy while Madison Wisconsin rejected a motion to extend the emergency war powers 19 to 8. The joint action aimed to show neutral stance and avoid direct war support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Des Moines
Iowa
Yopean
Senate
Madison
Wis
Cotton deals charged to Alabama officials
Montgomery March 1. A legislative recess investigating committee summoned Postal and Western Union Telegraph managers to testify and bring telegraphic exchanges related to cotton transactions. The hearing, aimed at evidence of four years of alleged cotton speculation by state officials, begins Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery, Ann
Legislative Recess
Postal and Western Union Telegraph Companies
Wr N
AEB
Reform advocate dies after urging reform at state house
Mrs. G. Ingbee a Minnesota clubwoman and social worker collapsed in the reform committee room at the state house soon after delivering an address before a committee on a model woman’s reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Minn
G. Ingbee
Statehouse
Outfielder Flynn Arrives as Crackers Add Player
Outfielder Don Flynn arrives from Huckaby Texas to join the Crackers in a major addition. The 6 foot 1 inch, 189 pound outfielder is touted as a solid ballplayer with a strong reputation. The selling club agrees not to demand any payment unless he proves himself. Flynn is the seventh player to report, joining pitchers Browning Williams and Terry, first baseman Bibel Coffey, and outfielder Moran already on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Flynn
Bractive
Huckaby
Texas
Flynn
Crackers
Fiyon
Browning
Williams
Terry
Bibel
Coffey
Moran
Rotary movement to regulate Georgia eye treatment laws
Macon Georgia March 4 Special The Macon Rotary club plans to back a drive to pass laws regulating the science of eye treatment in Georgia citing lack of regulation and danger from pedlars selling glasses. Georgia is among the few states without such laws and the speaker warned of harm from unreliable spectacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Macon Rotary Club
J. H. Sprailing
Macon Optician
Sprailing
Georgia
Spratling
Warrant Issued for German Dynamiter Werner Horn
Usia Maine March 4 A warrant for the arrest of Werner Horn who attempted to destroy the International bridge at Vanceboro February 2 was issued by a United States commissioner. Horn indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston for alleged transportation of dynamite. Arrest expected in Machias next Sunday after he completes a thirty day sentence for property damage. He claimed army rank in Germany and said the bridge attack was an act of war against Great Britain.
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Usia
Maine
Werner Horn
Vanceboro
United States
Horns
Goston
Machias
Horn
Hern
27 Bodies Recovered as Mine Disaster Toll Grows
Hamlin West Virginia March 4 rescue crews in the Lasland mines after an explosion searched the wreckage with the death toll near 180. Early today 27 bodies were recovered and workers believed the worst debris had been cleared. A house to house canvass found 176 men from Layland entered the mine Tuesday and about a dozen from surrounding towns helped. Ten bodies were brought here for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himton
W. Va
Lasland
Pinehurst Golf Round in Spring Tournament Semis Set
In Pinehurst North Carolina second round match play of the Annual Spring Golf tournament sees Walter Z Travis Garden City Ly M Thompson Springhaven Pal 1G Parrish Jr New York and Irving Robeson Rochester win their games. Travis faces Thompson and Parrish meets Robeson in the semi finals. Consolation rounds note Henry Co Fownes Oakmont Pa to meet Jesse P Guilford Intervale NH and W T Trucadell Fos Hilly with play Cr McDonald Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N.C
Judgs
Walter Z. Travis
Garden City
Intervale
N. A
W.T. Trucadell
Fos Hilly
Cr. McDonald
Canada
Cost of Local Want Ads in The Constitution
Local want ads in The Constitution cost 20 cents per insertion with a six word limit per line for classified ads from outside Atlanta. Discontinuance must be in writing. phone requests not accepted. Operators offer guidance on wording and handle telephone ad accounts and immediate payment upon publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Legal Notice of Property Sale in Atlanta Georgia
A court order issued by Judge Jac keorge L. Bell of Fulton County Superior Court directs sale of property at 1 Decatur Street Atlanta on March 13 1916 at 10 oclock am. The levy covers goods machinery fixtures shoes and more as property of A silensky mortgaged claims against HL Biletzky from J Saul. Also noted is a Fulton County sheriff notice and an advertisement for Georgia state board of examiners nursing annual exams in Atlanta Augusta and Savannah on April 6 7 8 1919 with applications due 15 days prior. send to M A Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackeorge L. Bell
Ful County
Georgia
Decatur Street
Atlante Sald
Alr
Towit of Goojs
Atlanta
A. Silensky
Fulton County
Faror
J. Saul
Old HL
Biletzky
C'W. Maxcum
OTE
State Board of Examiners of
Nuraea
Atlante
Augusta
Savannah
Firet Eare
M. A. Owens
B.S. Hox
Bayonnak
HELP WANTED MALE REPRESENTATIVE FOR LOAN COMPANY
Help wanted male reps to travel and appoint agents for a loan company. Must know realty values and have strong men contacts. Salary 150 per month plus expenses. Permanent. Address G 486 Constitution. Also Wanted experienced PPI in own handwriting with references. Address G 282 care Constitution. Professions and trades ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Constitution
Agents and salesmen seek Pennsylvania oil and more
Classified ads offer agents wanted to sell high grade Pennsylvania oil with sample kits and generous commissions. Other postings call for sales and office staff, bookkeepers, drivers, and domestic help with various pay and location details in Atlanta and Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ls Elf
MBM
Pennsylvania
L Gonot
Ligon Oil CO
Southern
W. Peachtree
Atlanta
Bil
Hopkins
Auburn
Cleanzol
Vetan
Pol
Thomaston
Independent millinery school ad and help wanted notices
Classified page offers a mix of job ads and educational opportunities. Entries call for millinery study, music performance, postal exams, beauty cream sales, general help, stenography, and various professionals. many include box or contact references in Atlanta, Rochester, Philadelphia, and New York areas with several offers of positions and examination details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta School OF Practical Millinery
Whitelisi St. Original School
Atlana
Semple
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Pianneth
Ariton
Aja
Xoan
Paymenta
Philadelphi Business College
Civil Service Dupe
Philadelphis
New Smith
Auburn
Atlanta
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City Prep
Wessels
Broad and
Marietta Sts
Sidney Tonle
Garth
Bfe
Jackson & Wesel
Orduh
Hostwick-Goodell Co
Nat't Bank
Atlan, Ga
A Clayton CO
Boat Tiunter Street
Whitehill
Atlanta Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
McGarcer
Wintteiult Street
Christensen
Waliun St. Xo
Holbrook
Watson's
Wast Mitchell St
Charlier
Peters
J. Shoke Beg
Attkita
Alia Gallacher
Peachtree
Candler
Malcom
Burgaly
Brewster
Albert Howell, Sr
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
J Dorsey
Brewster, Howel & Heyman
Kiser
Gidrha Arry E. Dupfey
Baltimore
Carnegie Way
Carnegie
Eleht Pears
Andress
Foote-Davies
Haura
Dothan
Rome
Ralph Wyant
Laville
Dora & Fonsern & Co
Rarhive
Southern 10
Mordecai Brown
England
Taylor
Kiviat
Alabama
Burin
Renfroe Brothers
Third Street
Macon Central Labor Union
Georgia Federation of Labor
Columbus
W. A. McKeona
H.W. Criswen
H.T. Reese
J. L.debel
Lizzie Dupree
RT. Chappell
R. &. Hhadenheiser
Yieims
H. A. Mathews
Glers R. A. Nishet
Ross
Superb
Birdsong
Westott
Wiliama
Pinehurst Golf
Braenius
Wsnex
Atlanta Barber College
East
Mitchell St
Phar’cy
Solicfiore
Stianta
Jones
Candle
Ford
Ina Boninsk
Byisen and
Macacle
Ancley
Denver Enforcer Corporation
Broadway
New York, N.Y
Forsyth
Kore
Rig
Mr. Treadwell
Charles’p. Glover
Lst
Dent
Frankly Institute
State Age
strang_delivary bos. Ap
Constitution
Zoalat
Splandia Opportunity
Recca Laboratory
Lowe Ave
Armong Atlanta Businesa
Healey
Spencer
Forsyth Building
Tsachera Acme Teachers” Agency
Seat Service
Mest$beral Tarmy
Frea
Atlanta Office Service Co
Sditer
Addres Hox
Carrathon
Hriges
St. Etre
Hull
Trinity
Comsulunon
Ada
M.A
Fey
Medigal
Groggista
Santetive
Jumex Drug Co
Peachzea St
XW. Smith
Peachures
Willingham, Sons
Whitehall St
SaLie
Atlanta Journal
Saackinae
A.b. Atarea
OR. P. Bec UT Co
Anturn
Whotessle Planos and
Mayer
Plange Ae
Planos
P.O. Bigx
Atlant
Berton
Watkins Bargain House
W. Stitchell
Cone Feather
Tor Affer
Southern Detective Agency
Hedl Village
North
Mercantila Traver
Gainesville
Hilburn Hotel
Walton St
Douggruden
W. Carson
Empire Building
Marietta Streets
Foster & Robson
Edgewood Ave
W. B. Smith
Fourth National Bank
Iaco
Travelers’ Inurance Co
Mooney
Hatchir Insurance Agensy
Tgrantus
Cheap Cilem
Uc & Co
Kud Austell
MANEY
Miehugh Knox
Candlerton
Gay
le Plard
Nari
Property, JR
Nutifn
Terman
Duncan & Way
Bogewood Avenue
Nuirn
RACH
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