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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1914

Page

16

Negro Baptist Revival Campaign Planned Across City

A citywide Baptist revival begins May TH with both white and colored churches taking part. Thirty colored Baptist churches are grouped for campaigns led by P James Bryant and others, with meetings at Wheat Street, Ebenezer, Mount Olive, and more. A color group get-together is set for May 17 at 6 pm and a large Baptist Sunday school rally is scheduled for the second Sunday in May at 2:30 pm.

Grant Park Temple Campalea Colored Baptista Colored Baptist Ministers’ Conference Folowing Dr. Bruner P. James Bryant A. D. Williams C. H. Young E. P. Johnson Cyrus Brown W. F. Paschal W. W. Ployd R. B. Smith Northside Ebenezer Mt. Olive Mt. Pleasant Mt Zion Butler Street St Luke West Beulah West Antioch East Antioch East Beulah Reynolrstown Weast- Bide Macedonia West Hunter _Friendship Mt. Pisgah Woodward Little Mt. Oave Shiloh Little Friend Ship Providence Philadelphia Summer Hill Pittsburg Reed Street Frasier Street Bethlehem Zidr Hill Feontum Martin Street South Atlanta Wheatstreat Raleigh Wright Witte North Aide Group J. W Bally Evangeliat Wheat Street Church Ebenezer Church Mount Olive Lehurch West Side Group Ei M Griggs Evamgollat West Hunter Juron Friendship Zolon Richard Carroll Reid Street Bion Hichurch Wheat Street Brunar Prezent Baptist

Vaudeville Week Opens With Many Star Acts At Atlanta

Theaters announce a strong vaudeville bill featuring L. Laxke’s musical comedy troupe, Clark and Bergman, Devere Malkan Stone, Milt Collins, Fred Warren and Effie Conley, and the Look Who’s Here musical revue at the Grand. Lucile La Verne’s company continues The Heirt to the Murrah at the Lyric, with a strong cast and lavish production. Jesse James at the Bijou stars Eddie Black and a large company in a farewell Atlanta run, followed by the Olympian Opera company performing locally.

Medline Jesse L. Laxke Guethe Atlanta Cels William Ann- Parlor New York City Clark Bergman Devere Malkan Stone Arthur Stens Mrr Jame Milt Collins Fred Warren Effie Conley Frank McCrea Lyric Lucile la Jon Lacy Joe Toe Jamor Keith Pst Jonnsom Sears and Fancess Mr Jewean Alice Bo Hacatton Arie Rowland Tiehig Alt Emma Bot Grierar Vivian Miya Iran Verden Hester Jesse James Bijou Eadie Black James Missouri Tesse James Ioral Bison Playhouse Walter van Dynie Holdie Black Frank Dare Eddie Black Lay Snowball Walter van Dyks Hob Ford RF. Turner Dr Samovels Anne Brandt Zeldy Rawlston Abce DeLane Liza Snowball Marie Claire Dr. Samuels James Boys Army St Joe Eden Edd Black Byon Ant Ouse Atirarticon Black Shriner Olympian Opa Watch Tee Adde Attra Ion Inga

Misread distress code caused Persia distress scare

Report explains how a naval operator misread the signal AM for the Persian steamer Persia Persia and Persia's code letters. The error mixed the distress signal with the ships name, leading to rumors that the Siberia was in distress near Foxmosa.

Francisca Siberia Foxmosa Soma Persia

Rope of diamonds recovered after circus theft

In San Meanceaca on May 2 a traveling laborer in Berkely was arrested after a fight led to the recovery of diamonds valued at $100,000. The gems, belonging to Mrs Frank G. Hogan of Pasadena, were lost at a Pasadena circus and found in the man's clothing during police search. The suspect claimed ignorance of their value.

San Meanceaca Berkely Pacific Coast Frank G. Hogan Pasadena Hogan

Consolidation forms new real estate firm in Atlanta

Effective May Ist the agencies John J Woodside and Sharp Boylston merge under one name and will move by June Ist to 12 Auburn Avenue. The combined firm offers sales and rentals with a loan department led by T J Day, trusted longtime Atlanta figure, pledging better service and satisfactory results.

John J. Woodside Sharp & Boylston Ist No. 12 Auburn Avenue T. J. Day J. L. Riley & Co Atlanta

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Atanta Keith Middlemans la Verne Keith Junior Vaudeville Forsyth Gladys Clark W. W. Scott Lucile LaVerne Persie Negro J. J. Woodside W. A. Sharp John J. Woodside Sharp Boylston & Day Albert Boylston
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