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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
11
Thornbury College hosts graduating exercises tonight at 8 o'clock with diplomas to be delivered by the president. The program includes Funiculi Funicula and Lullaby by college chorus, and a class song and benediction. Earlier events featured kindergarteners, a play The Chaperone, and an upcoming annual reception.
A Cincinnati commercial traveler, Jonn N Case Jr, recounts a year of sickness and weight loss followed by dramatic recovery after starting Grape Nuts. He fell from weight and strength, then gained from 135 pounds to 194 pounds, claiming brain clarity, improved appetite, and an all around health turnaround. He invites publication of his testimonial.
Madison attorney Fred C. Foster was appointed by Governor Candler to succeed Judge Jonn C. Hart on the Ocmulgee circuit bench. Hart’s resignation takes effect July 1, with Foster serving until January 1, 1993, when the next elected judge will assume. Foster faces two other strong candidates, Columbus Heard and D B Sanford, in a historically competitive appointment process.
The Atlanta tax committee reduced theater ticket speculator taxes from 500 to 200 annually, citing moderation. Slot machine taxes rose from 35 to 100, while tomorrow’s committee meeting in the mayor’s office will seek manufacturers’ views on taxation policy to boost local manufacturing, with prior deliberations at the chamber of commerce. Bowel obstruction note ends ad copy for RU-TER-BA regulator.
George W. Grant Jr. a white man, was arrested on Decatur Street by Policeman Phil for making riotous remarks about Chief Ball and Sheriff Nelms. The officer warned him to stop or face trouble, then took him into custody. Grant posted $25 collateral to secure release.
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