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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1915

Page

10

Pastors clash over Christ's return sermon in Atlanta

Dr Wilbur Chapman attacked Pastor Russell claiming his views contradict evangelical Bible teachings. The discussion centered on Russell's belief in Christ's second coming as an invisible event and its biblical support, with Chapman urging readiness for a visible return and urging believers to study prophecy amid a global crisis.

Dr. Chapman Russell Uy J Walter LeCran Looklyn Atlanta Wilbur Chapman Tabernacle Chapman Pungsull Amon Tosh Lussell Christ Surist Liston Feussell Trussell Chaman Poe Jesus Dechabiah Olkes Jeturament Mount of Oliven Chure Wesley Clowely Ant Couhd John Calvin Charles A. Spurgeon Moody A F Gordon Boston Winte Gheti Tor

City Purchases Lot for Carnegie Branch

City buys corner lot at Capital and Georgia avenues for a new Carnegie library branch. Lot purchased from W F Matthews for 7108 dollars. Finance committee expects work on the 15007 branch to start once plans and specifications are ready and the contract is let. Funding provided by the Carnegie Foundation contingent on city supplying a lot.

Capital and Georgia Avenues Cares Library W F Matthews Chatman Far Liner Finance Committee of Ouncil Carnegie Foundation Ety

Baby Burns From Carbolic Acid Mistake in Lindale

A three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Watson of Lindale, suffered severe facial burns after she smeared carbolic acid and face lotion on her face. The child mistook the bottle for her mother’s skin preparation and the liquid caused serious injury. Authorities advise careful storage of caustic liquids to prevent accidents.

Mareh C Watson Lindale

Sermons in Song Boost Tabernacle Meetings on Peachtree

Last night at the Peachtree Street tabernacle, sermons were complemented by a powerful half hour of song led by Mr Alexander. The musical service, featuring Mr Henry Barraclough on piano and soloist Mr Albert Brown, stirred earlier reserve and drew a large audience into unified worship. The selection aligned with Chapman's message on the Second Coming, culminating in a resonant Mr Brown performance that underscored the pastor's sermon and kept the crowd rapt.

W .Wood Ford Tabernacle Peachtree Street Alexander Smulex Alexanders Henry Barraclough Albert Brown Charles Wo Alesander

Troubles for the Governors Horse Guards and their mounts

The Governors Horse Guards face funding friction after being ousted from the Auditorio m Armory. Finance committee members oppose a city stable project, while Major Woodward and Captain Rudisall warn a possible need to sell horses if the troop cannot hire horses during gaps.

Governors Horse Guards Auditorium Finance Committee Tohn J Woodside Ddwin A W Yarlinger Fiance Committee Woodward QO L Rudisatl

Finance Committee Plans Alabama Street Pavement Probe

The council finance committee will investigate paying materials and gather estimates before acting on repaying Alabama Street. Mayor Woodward notes the street’s poor condition requires early attention and supports a paving test using Belgian black and white oak cubes. two years' use before payment. Chairman Parlinger cites a $2200 cost estimate. Abutting property owners and the street railway company have agreed to cover their assessments.

Council Alabama Street Woodward Good Roads Congress Parlinger

Mrs Nancy Caster, 112, Noted as County’s Oldest Resident

Special dispatch recalls Mrs Nancy Caster of McDuffie County who died at about 112 years old. She remained active in household duties until a few weeks before death. She leaves several children and many grandchildren.

Thowson Nancy Caster McDuffie County Georgia Cme Grant Ciidren Sur- Atener

Lacy Given Chance to Unbosom Himself

Monitome Aja Maren 22 her Lacy, former chief clerk of the state convict department, was today given a chance to unbosom himself to Chairman Henry P Merritt and Secretary J J Denson of the legislative investigating committee. The pair traveled from Birmingham to Wetumpka, consulting with daos upon their arrival at the prison. Information will be kept secret until the legislature meets and a formal report is made. The committee has names of several suspicions tied to embezzlement of nine thousand dollars from convict funds. Lacy faces a ten year sentence for embezzlement at institute funds.

Monitome Aja Maren Her Lacy State Convict Department Henry P Merritt Secretar J J Denson Legislative Les Alators Lacy

Bankruptcy petition filed by C. W. Olson

A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court Monday afternoon by C. W. Olson. The well known financier shows assets of about 329000 against estimated liabilities. Attorney Brians Middietivvhs represented Olson, who said the petition was necessary due to adverse market conditions and endorsements made years ago.

Olson Isnance Brians Middietivvhs Wianns

Marshal Gibson May Recover From Wounds

Special report states Marshal William Gibson of Mount Aus was stabbed Saturday by Joan Lumberhandt. He was believed dying Sunday morning, but his face is cleaned and his condition is now encouraging.

Marshal Gibson Moent Urs Marck William Gibson Fount Aus Joan Lmberhandt

Reserve Bank Leaders Arrive in Atlanta for Brief Visit

Frederick C Delano vice president of the Federal Reserve and W. P. Harding a board member will travel to Atlanta arriving Wednesday evening and staying through Thursday. Harding, formerly president of the First National Bank of Birmingham Alabama, marks the first visit by board members to the city.

Frederick C Delano Federal Reserve Bark Bond PG Harding Atlanta Reserve Bank Washingto Harding First National Bank Bunun Ham

Wyatt Spots Spotter On Hazlehurst Tigers Townsman Era

Hazlehurst Georgia reports a sudden buzz as M Wyatt claims to be a local spotter from Dublin. The mayoral court reveals whisky sales to adults and minors, with Wyatt accused of selling liquor and being intoxicated in public. Sheriff Liss holds Wyatt for trial before Judge Grant at the next city term.

Hazlehurst Specelal Wyatt Phe Dublin Shenfiw H Bing Inusson Cleve King W Pridgen William Gillespie Keering Watt Wyatt Liss Grant Hinson Casas

Judge Roan Ill in New York Hospital

News from New York reports Judge Roan very ill at Polyclinic Hospital with cancer. He recently underwent surgery and is confined there beneath a Jeff aye phrase. Family members prepare to travel to his bedside as medical hopes appear slim. He went north for treatment several months ago.

New York Judge & 8 Roan Jeff Aye T 19 Judge Roan Teatment

Detective Garner Out of Danger After Auto Crash

Mobile March 22 A. W. Clements former editor of The Birmingham News and secretary of the Southern Newspaper Publishers association Iris took charge of The Mobile Item editorial department. Clements, a well known southern newspaper man born in Louisville, was injured when his car collided with a stolen vehicle and remains under medical care at Grady hospital.

George C Garner Grady Hospital Clements Mobile Item Mobile Ala W . Cleiments Birmingham News Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Iris Louisville

Trench Life and Wartime Health Cure Ad on Food and Blood

A wartime medical notice extols the need for proper food to maintain blood and warmth in trenches. It promotes Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach aid to prevent headaches sleeplessness and nerve issues. The ad touts tablets or liquid form from dealers and a Buffalo address for orders.

Rabbit Omim Otritr Golden Medical Pierce Invalids Buffalo

Deny Ad Valorem Tax On Georgia Railroads

Washington March 22 The supreme court ruled that Georgia cannot force railroads to pay ad valorem tax on property leased from other railroads and exempt from taxation The decision concerns the Central of Georgia and portions of the Augusta and Savannah and Southwestern lines TheJustices Pirie Hughes and McReynolds dissented and a related ruling involved the Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line The state’s assessor WhO urged the case while Judge Hart spoke for Georgia and a telegraph indicated a five to three ruling with possible modifications unknown until the full opinion is released

Washington Supreme Court State of Georga Central of Georgia Augusta Savannahang Southwestern Two Roads Pirie, Hughes and McReynolds Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line Georgia Railroad and Banking Company John C Hart Georgii United States Supreme Court Monga Tre Wart

Chamber Leaders Plan Sane Rules

The Jimnes buses are now operated by a full fledged corporation with George EB Kelley named president and general manager WF Austin vice president PT Fall gint secretary. Anoftica has been opened at The Points over the Dik Drug company. The Jim e bus has come to Atlanta to stay. Cars in service will be replaced with brand new automobiles later painted a distinctive color and a sign of cigars will be adopted.

Jimnes George EB Kelley WF Austin Tr Fall Gint Anoftica Dik Drug Company Atlanta Mr Kelley Kelley

Maid Costly To Majestic Hotel Theft Case

Tee Barnes proprietor of the Majestic hotel testified at the police court. Begsie Latimore was on trial for stealing about 15. The maid was fined 15.75 after quick work by the recorder and a remark from Barnes about preventing further loss.

Majestic Hotel Tee Barnes Begsie Latimore Ren Dtr Barnes Bessie

New YMCA Membership Drive Starts After Dinner Meeting

The Loung Mens Christian association moderates a bustling campaign after a get together dinner at the YM C A building. Members recount the missing dessert incident and pledge vigorous outreach as the organization aims for a 1010 membership with a $1000 goal. Dinners will continue every Monday at five o clock until the drive concludes.

Aton Max 1 Harison Jones Rob Hamie

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