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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1913
Page
4
A religious exhortation urges followers to imitate Christ including readiness to die and to aid prisoners and fallen women. It condemns support for the liquor trade and brewery profits, linking city licenses to social harm and urging personal sacrifice for the church and fellow humans.
Matinee today and tonight mark the final Atlanta appearance of Primrose and Dockstader and their minstrel company praised as the road’s best. Stars Lew Dockstader George Primrose lead a large cast with sensational acts, singing and dancing above par.
The Temple Baptist Church suit against Georgia Terminal Company, in superior court for a week, was adjourned Friday due to an attorney’s unavoidable absence. The damages settlement case may finish by Saturday if progress continues. Mayor James Woodward testified Thursday.
The Lanier and Savoy present a string of entertainments including Too Many Tenants a laugh filled Pathe comedy about a penniless artist fooling his wealthy uncle and a sudden visit mix up. A Man of the People features Lee Moran as a bully turned church foe. The Tramp Dentist and an Animated Weekly are shown. The Vaudette offers The Heal Mother a Reliance drama about a chorus mother and a child finding home. The Alamo screens The Doctor's Duty an Essenay tale of a doctor torn between love and duty as Doris faces a choice between Margaret and Broadway.
A two reel Bison film The Black Mask screens at the Alcazar with a jewel theft at a mask ball. A society crook cloaked in evening wear is aided by a lady adventurer. A racing backdrop leads to the accused racer’s vindication. Also shows His and Uncle and The Game That Failed.
News reached Mrs. T C Shreve, his niece, that John W Wright formerly a proof reader for The Atlanta Journal and other Atlanta papers has died. He lived in Oakland for five years and is survived by his brother in law Blake Chapman and two Atlanta sisters Mrs P H Gilbert and Mrs W M Henderson. Dispatch contained no cause or details of death.
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