Half a city canvass aids Atlanta charity drive
In Atlanta twenty two business committees canvassed the business districts to raise funds for the Associated Charities of Atlanta aiming for $20,000 to support the needy through winter and stabilize the charity. The drive raised just over half the goal with $814 reported by Paxen’s committee in one hour and additional large subscriptions from Lowry, Alfriend, Hagan and others, though seven committees had yet to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Associated Charities of
Asa C. Candler
J. M. B. Hoxsey
Chamber of Commerce
Candle
Pusiness Corporation
Lowry
Robert J. Lowry
Anddward W. Alfriend
J. J. Hagan
Robert J.lowry
Hugh L. Gadoza
Forsyth Theater
Paxon
Kendall
Weiss
EB. Pomeroy
St. Elmo Massengale
M. Rich
W. Wardlaw
J. ‘T. Holleman
BC. Kontz
H. G. Hastings
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company
M. Rich & Bros. Company
J. M. High & Co
Pavison-Paxon-Stokes Company
J . P. Allen Company
W. E. Chaple
A. Garrol
Payne
F. G. Hodgson
Tt. L. Foreman
G." Raoul
T. K. Glenn
X. M. B. Hoxney
Fred McGonigel
Berta M. Swift
J. K. Orr
J. H. Lumplin
Daniel Brothers Company
W. Woods White
Foote
W. T.’ Gentry
Hugh
Ot Willet
Walter Ballard
Elsemen Bros, Inc
A. (. Evins
Lester Book
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Stegenstein Company
Iavis & Freeman
U. S. Madgex
B. McGrary & Co
RC. Alston
J.T. Holleman
W. T
Joseph A. McCord
A.M. Robinson Company
Dr. J. Lorenz
FW. McKee
Smith & Martin
George W.¥orrester
WA Hancock
Elijah A. Brown
F BP. Kern
Adams
Thomas J Swift
Gob
M- Grant
John K. Ottley
J.B. Campbell
Geonze DB
Pendiaton
OH. Hart
Mrs
AC. Mathewson
Leonard James
J. Springer
A. Bookhammer
Globe Clothing Company
Jeuxene
Kelly
M. G. Ph
Hupmobile Introduces Sedan and Coupe Tops
Sea the sedan and the coupe tops designed for the new Hupmobile. It is fast like owning two cars, one open and one closed, at little more than the cost of any.
University Exhibit on Good Roads at Atlanta Congress
University of Georgia good roads department will present an exhibit at the American Good Roads congress in Atlanta. Professor Searcy Slack arrives Friday to prepare it, illustrating why Georgia builds top soil and sand clay roads led by Professor Charles M Strahan. Delegates and officials begin arriving as the congress opens next week with talks by Fletcher and Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
University of Georgia
Searcy Slack
Good Roads Department
University
Georgia
University Department of Good Roads
Charles M.strahan
Strahan Wll
Georgie
County Commissioners
Good Roads
Charles FP
Light
Painybacker
Congress
Uetin FR. Fletcher
California
L. W. Pree
Washington
D. C
American Highway Association
Abbie Scott Baker
F. Z. Paxon
Fletcher
Georgian Terrace
W. F. Winn
Fulton County
Page
Baker
John M. Slaton
Woman's
Ansley Hotel
Woman's Auxiliary
Fight to Death Says Carranza Rivalry Divides Mexican Leaders
Jalla Gutierrez as provisional president presided over events as chieftains pivot between Carranza and Villa. Obregon Blanco and Villareal reportedly switch to Carranza, with Blanco departing Aguas Calientes for Mexico City. Pablo Gonzalez had already pledged loyalty to Carranza. Carranza forces claim strength over Villa, though Villa’s army is better organized and equipped. coastal areas except Sonora lean toward Carranza as Marto-tena influences the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalla Gutierrez
Carranza
Villa
Carranza General
Alvaro Obregon
Lucio Blanco
Aed
Antonio Villareal
Villareal
Blanco
Aguas Calientes
Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
Sonora
Marto- Tena
McClure Praises Georgia Progressives After Loss
C W McClure who opposed Hoke Smith in the Georgia Senate race says progressives showed strength in the state. He aimed to build an opposition party, noting white primary limits and predicting gains in 1938. McClure thanked supporters and urged unity to win next time.
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GW. McClure
Hoke Smith
Georgia
McClure
United States
Cnotbr
Lens
Lincoln
Funeral of Mrs Glenn Held Wednesday at Home
The funeral of Mrs Agnes Raoul Glenn wife of TK Glenn president of Atlanta Steel company was held Wednesday afternoon at 3 from 301 Myrtle Street. Interment followed at West View cemetery. She was daughter of the late Captain WG Raoul founder of the Associated Charities of Atlanta and other benevolent groups. Survived by her husband two sons four sisters and five brothers. Her many friends mourn her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Raoul Glenn
TK. Glenn
Atlanta Steel Company
Myrtle Street
West View Cemetery
Ara
Glenn
WG. Raoul
Associated Charities of Atlanta
The
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Interesting program at the new Y M C A
Officials of the Young Men's Christian Association arranged a reception for tomorrow night at 8 o clock in the new building on Luckie Street. Attendees include medical, pharmaceutical, dental and law students of Atlanta. Refreshments will be served and the building will be opened for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mezi's Christian Association
Luckie Street
Atlanta
Court of Appeals GA Affirms Judgments in Multiple Cases
Court of Appeals of Georgia affirms or reverses numerous city and superior court rulings. Cases include Wits v. Young from Easterhurst city court with Judge Wilcox, Mayor and Council of Americus v. Game with Judge Harper and others, and several from Sumter and Cairo districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Upchurch
Nicholc
Trem
Cairo
Strulntary
Ledford, I. OW
Fleshy
State
Firm Palton Superior Court
Pendleton
Bernard L. Chappin
Tor
Hugh AL Dor
Bog’ Eolinttar
Tenants Turned Out After Distress Warrant Served
More than a hundred tenants including many women and girls were forced from Carrollton apartments on Carnegie Way near the library when a distress warrant was served over two months of unpaid rent. J F Steele, lessee, said he refunded advance money and assisted those needing housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Carnegie
Library
J. F. Steele
Steele
Crowds at State Fair Hits Macon for Bibb Day
Crowds gathered in Macon Georgia on November 4 as Bibb County day drew locals and visitors to the Georgia state fair. Exhibits were in place under the big top and the Miller Bros 101 Ranch Wild West show is slated for two performances inside the fairgrounds tomorrow. Friday promises college student attendance and horse races running throughout the event. Early visitors called the agricultural display Georgia’s best to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Bibb County
Tull Blaet
Miller Bros
Georgia
The D P Winne Co Urges Use Of Twine
The D P Winne company Inc of New York dealers in twine of all sorts has written a circular letter to its customers urging use of cotton twine due to the low price of cotton, the need for its consumption, and the relatively high price of other twine materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Winne Company, Inc
New Youn
Health cars to reach Atlanta in December tour
Louisiana state board of health outfits two railway cars with health exhibits for a fourteen city tour from November 4 to December 6. The cars will be in Atlanta on December 6 with free transport pledged by Southern Railway Alabama Great Southern and New Orleans and Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana State Board of Health
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Alabama Great Southern
New Orleans and Northwestern
Pickpockets Take Cash From Baptist Pastor in Streetcar
The Rev J G Hunt pastor of Sassville Baptist church in Decatur reported a pocketbook stolen from a crowded Edgewood and Ivy Street streetcar late Tuesday night. The bag contained $52 in cash and $5 in checks. Police were notified of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hunt
Sassville Baptist ‘Church
Decatur
Edgewood
Ivy Streets
Athens Sends Gifts for Christmas Ship
Athens residents donated several boxes of useful gifts to be shipped to New York for the Uncle Sam Christmas boat aiding war relief in Europe. Gifts included clothing and other items, with additional funds raised by Br. J. Lustrat for Belgian relief victims through proper channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
New York
Uncle Sam
Europe
Br. J. Lustrat
Little Boys Too Poor To Buy School Books
Thurman a small boy eager to attend school cannot afford required books. His mother struggles to support them in hard times. The Anti Tuberculosis Association in the Gould building asks readers to donate toward buying wheel books for Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman
Ory
Gould Building
Another Bale Bought From Orphans Home
Edward Alcott of Philadelphia praised the Decatur orphans farm article in The Constitution and gave R F Shedden fifty dollars to purchase a bale for the home. Hoff man of Philadelphia bought a bale for the home as a gesture of good intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Alcott
Philadelphia
Good Roads
George F. Hoffman
Filadelphia
Decatur Or~phans
R. F. Shedden
Get Well Specialist Ad Urges Immediate Treatment
An old style health ad urges readers to seek a reputable specialist for chronic or acute illness. It warns against quack remedies and promotes Dr Hathaway, with hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 daily except Sunday, Saturday evenings 2:30 to 9, in Sulte 201-216 Meenste Building, opposite Candler Building. Phone Ivy 7900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
DR Hathaway
Sulte
Meenste Building
Peachtre
Janes Streetn
Candler Bulliims
Sudden Death Comes to Augustus Heinze
Augustus Heinze owner of copper interests in the west died suddenly in Saratoga New Jersey after arriving from New York to vote He was 42 or 44 years old depending on source and had suffered cirrhosis of the liver since June He became ill at the home of his counsel Judge Nash Rockwood and died early morning His career included mining ventures in Montana and British Columbia and a controversial stint in banking in New York culminating in an indictment later dismissed
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Saratoga
N. J
Augustus Heine
West
Heinze
New York
Ha F
Nash-Rockwood
Fritz Augustus Heinze
Otto
Arthur
Brooklyn
Valdosta School Fire Suspect Incendiary Claimed
A fire at the Adair Street school building in Valdosta Georgia caused interior damage early today. Officials say the large frame structure was saved by quick fire department action and three weeks will be needed to repair. Pupils will be housed in remaining buildings in two daily sessions amid a spate of recent mysterious fires blamed on an incendiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Adair Street
Burglar Steals Jewels From Home on West Fifteenth Street
The home of Frank Hechtman Jr. at West Fifteenth Street was entered Wednesday afternoon by a burglar who took a number of rings and other valuable jewelry. Among the stolen items was a diamond ring set with nine diamonds valued at several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ©. Hechtman, Jr
West Fifteenth Street
Stoen
Missionary Alliance Convention to Close Sunday
The district convention of the Christian Missionary Alliance on Cyphol Avenue will close Sunday night. The annual missionary offering, typically about 19 000, will be taken. Rev. FH Rossier of Winston Salem arrived to participate in services. Mrs Bundeo of India will address the children Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian B Missionary Alliance
Missionary Alliance
Cyphol Avenue
Bundey
FH. Rossier
Winston- Salem
8. Bandiieo
India
Turpentine Operators Meet in Waycross to Curtail Production
About one hundred turpentine workers from twelve southeast Georgia counties held a meeting in Waycross to discuss boosting the naval stores market. Alexander Ses oms of Bonifay Florida chaired, C. M. Sweat of Waycross was secretary, and over half the operators joined the Turpentine Farmers association. Attendees indicated plans for a heavy curtailment of turpentine production in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Georgia
Alexander Sessoms
Bonifay
Fia
Turpentine Farmers Association
C. M. Sweat
Mrs. Ethel Stapleton Bound Over In Postal Order Case
In Waycross Georgia November 4 special, Mrs Ethel Stapleton formerly Miss Raulerson waived preliminary hearing before US Commissioner Herbert W Wilson and was bound over to stand trial in December at Valdosta on charges of raising two post office money orders. Bond set at 50 dollars. She returns home to Appling county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
United States
Herbert W. Wilson
Ethel Stapleton
Raulerson
United States Court
Valdosta
Appling
Stop Suffering Now From Asthma Relief Guarantee
An advertorial from Jacobs' Pharmacy promotes Asthmacher and Asthmader cigarettes as instant asthma relief with a money back guarantee. It claims relief within 10 seconds to 15 minutes, regardless of attack severity, offering refunds if not satisfied, with shipping offered via Dr. H. Schiffmann of St. Paul, Minnesota for distant customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Rudolph Schiffmann
Toehether
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Funeral notice for Mrs. Sarah Creighton at Meltoa area
Creighton family members and friends from Meltoa and Helena Georgia and Chattanooga Tennessee attend funeral of Mrs. Sarah Creighton this Thursday at 2 PM from 195 Munnicutt street with interment in Nicholson Friday morning. Barclay and Brandon handle arrangements.
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Creighton
Sarah Creighton
L. P. Hutchison
James Creighton
Meltoa
Frank Crebton
Helena
J. WW. Massey
Chattanooga
Fena
Sarah
Munnicutt Street
Nicholson
Barclay & Brandon
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Tkre Hupmobile Sr
F.O. B
Detroit
E-possenses
Tauris Capy
Rescater
John M. Smith Co
Auburz Ave
New Hupmobile
John M
C. W. M’clure
Johnson-Dallis Company
Marietta Ssi
Atlantaga
Court OF Appeals OF GA
Carrollton Apartments
D. P. Winne CO
Augustus Heinze
Valdosta School
Daniel Bros. Co
Forrest
George Adair
Atlanta Fitzy
John Cort
McIntyre
Ned Wayourr
Peg
J. Hartley Manners
Larette Taylor
Navel
Mrs. Stapleton
P.O
College Avenue
Morrow Transfer & Storage Co
Alabama St. M
Oes
Watsary
Lodge
Empire Lodge
K of
Castle Hall
Kiser Building
Comlelly
Charles H. Girardeau
C. P. Banbury
Korft
Fulton’ Lodge
Masonic Temple
Joseph. TI
Leavitt
Richardson
Secretar
Ets
Atlanta Lodge
C. P.O
Elks
Moss
Rufer
Theo. Mast
Barclay & Brandon Co
Evy St
Brandon
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Vice Press 3
W. Awtey
Secinna Tress
Earl & Wilson
Troy
OUR Furniture Department
Druid Hills
Benjamin D. Watkins
Fourth National Bank
Ausnia
Valdesst
Jas
William Booth Isla
Eva Booth
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