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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
10
The Georgia Libby circle of King's Daughters and Sons will meet with Mrs. Goree at 58 Flora avenue on the Friday afternoon, March 6. Take Decatur cars and get off at Candler station. The ladies of Capitol Hive No. 3 La-Mex of the Maccabees are invited to attend.
An advertisement notes beauty shops use a delatone paste to remove facial neck and arm hair. It claims the paste, made from delatone and water, is spread on the skin for minutes and pulled off with all hair, then the skin stays firm and blemish free after washing. The ad urges buying Life delatone from a druggist in original packaging.
An old Laurel Hill notice recounts Nellie Moore’s severe cramps and inability to walk, then credits Cardui with rapid relief. The ad lauds Cardui as a helper for heavy work, urges trials, and notes over a million women benefited in 50 years. It directs readers to buy at a druggist and employs a Chattanooga address for further information.
Friday evening, the 6th, guests attended a reception for Sir Markey, supreme commander of the Knights of the Maccabees, at their hall on Centr Avenue. Capitol hive members are urged to attend with the tents, per State Commander Bartrun. Local clubs schedule upcoming meetings including the Atlanta Woman's Club child welfare committee, Allance Francaise, Inman Park Girls' Club, and a major session at Hotel Ansley.
Miss May Pricher a 15 year old girl from Prichardsville DC disappeared in Savannah while with her father on a shopping trip. Police are puzzled and have asked other cities to assist in the search. The girl is described as a brunette about five feet tall and 125 pounds. Her parents are grief stricken and fear she has been kidnapped.
In Vienna on March 5, seventeen soldiers from the emperor's rifle regiment were killed during maneuvers on the Ortier mountain in the Tyrol after an avalanche swept their unit.
Washington hearings opened into charges that the Chicago Board of Trade and Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce control wheat prices. Henry S. Robbins argued exchanges are mere trading venues, not monopolies, and that Congress lacks power to probe beyond existing Sherman Act enforcement. He urged limits on future-ingrain restrictions, citing interstate commerce precedents.
Waycross Ga March 5 Special a lengthy hearing before Judea Harry M Wilson led to Mose Steedley of Bristol being released and the warrant dismissed in the Dixon murder case. Witnesses varied on a weapon exchange and Steedley’s role amid claims of a planned fatal shooting and subsequent gun swap.
Savannah special report says Raymond Smoak a 20 year old youth charged with bringing Estelle McQueen a 13 year old girl from Jacksonville into Georgia for immoral purposes was released on recognizance after a hearing before United States Commissioner J C Marecock. The hearing continues tomorrow and Smoak denies guilt. The missing girl’s mother seeks police help in Savannah and nearby cities.
Macon Ga March 5 Special The city's new directory lists a population around 55 400 based on 21 2 multiple of 46 600 from the 1919 census The directory contains 22 176 names and notes Macon now over 55 thousand residents according to its figures.
Fitzgerald and Dublin applied to President Kalman for admission to the Georgia State league before the season opens April 16. Their obligation will be considered by league directors.
A Central of Georgia freight train from Macon derailed in Americus yards today. Four cars overturned and badly smashed. several passenger trains held for five hours. Train was uncoupled for shifting. forward section telescoped by rear end.
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