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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1914

Page

10

Carrollton Hosts State Baptists Convention Opening

Carrollton Ga November 16 With about 200 delegates here and trains bringing others Carrollton prepares for the ninety third Baptist convention opening tomorrow Hon A K Snead and committee on hospitality have spent the day between Bremen and Newnan overseeing arrivals Each visitor gets a folder with committee information Carrollton retains its old city charm as delegates are directed to apartments The convention opens at 9 am Tuesday with enrollment and officers election and three days of business Rev J L Oxford tours the Tabernacle and shows delegates the new building ready for the gathering

Carrollton Speehahy A. K. Snead Bremen Newnan Carroll Wiliam Meckintosh Charles Carroll Georgia Macon Tabernacle J. L Oxford

Joseph Smith Speaks to Past Chancellors Knights event

The newly organized Past Chancellors association of the Knights of the Masons held a well attended meeting at the Piedmont hotel. Grand orator Joseph D. Smith spoke on the growth of the order, with remarks by Mayor James G. Woodward and others. An Atlanta degree team will be initiated, and the group will be hosted November 20 by Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 29 at Castle Hall Kiser Building. Officers include W. P. Andrews president and W. Eubanks secretary.

Knights of Piedmont Hotel Walter T. Andrews Grand Ner Guard Joseph D. Smith Barnusville James G. Woodward Joseph M Hunnicutt I. W. Wilson WT. Quibauet

Osteopaths Plan Free Clinic in Atlanta Meeting

Osteopathic physicians in Atlanta will convene at the Piedmont hotel at 8 o'clock this evening to discuss forming a free clinic. They note success of similar programs in other cities and aim to organize philanthropy systematically.

Piedmont Hotel Atlanta

Memorial proposed for Lord Roberts in Commons

London November 16 Premier Asquith will move in the House of Commons that an address be presented to King George asking directions to erect a monument to Lord Roberts at the public post with an inscription expressing the admiration and gratitude of the state for his military career and devoted services.

London Lord Roberts Asquith House of Commons King George

Woman Recovers After Carbolic Acid Incident at Mills Street

Mrs Fannie Rebs aged 36 was found by her sister at 49 Mills Street after taking carbolic acid in a personal crisis following a nervous breakdown. She was found fully dressed, a water paste with flour given as antidote, and rushed to Grady hospital where doctors expect recovery.

Fannie Rebs Sirs Monk Mills Street Grady Hospital Shay Chase

Victor Innes and Wife Fight Extradition

Victor Innes and his wife challenge extradition to Atlanta in San Antonio after being acquitted in the Nelms sisters murder case. Texas prosecutors drop the case while habeas corpus proceedings seek to stop Detective John Starnes from returning them for larceny after trust indictments. The couple demand liberty, plan appeals through courts up to the United States Supreme Court. They are jailed as a decision awaits from the superior court by Tuesday afternoon.

Victor B. Innes Atlanta San Antonio Nelms Sisters Texas John Starnes Innes United States Supreme Court Starnes Superior Court

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Opens Amid Congrats

Telegrams of congratulation poured in to Governor McCord from state and southern banks praising the launch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta as part of the new currency act. Secretary McAdoo officially opened the system while leaders toasted at a luncheon hosted by the Atlanta Clearing House Association. The board set plans to widen operations and manage cash, with initial rediscount data to follow.

Federal Reserve System JOS. A. M'Cohd Wellborn arcAdon William G. McAdoo Treasury Washington, D. C Federal ‘Reserve Bank of Atlanta Congress M. BS Whllborn Federal Reserve Wilson McCord White House Atlanta Jos. A M’cord South Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta John Skelton Wiliams Currency Washington Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Bank Capital City Ctu Atlanta Clearing House — Association Robert J. Lowry Clearing House Association McAdoo Reserve Banking System McAdoo Early Redly Paul M. Warburg Federal Reserve Board United States Mr. Warburg Willis Post Office Depariment

Temperance Union Convention Hears Dr Geisel On Home Care

The WCTU session in the Baptist Tabernacle features Dr Caroline Geisel arguing that cooking and the home raise liquor craving, urging housewife education and home care of husbands. World War I era talks cover prohibition, suffrage, and religious social work with reports from Miss Stone and Miss Davis.

Caroline Geisel Battle Creek Sanatorium Woman’s Christian’ Temperance Union jRersely Geisel America Www. C. T. U Baptist Tabernacle Gillen M. Stone Macedonia Tasmesa Japan Ruth Frances Davis Tokio Misa Davis Orient India Margaret G. Denning National Woman's Christian Temerance Union Muzaffarpur Bengal Negro Vorses Mildred Parits Hamilton W.C Georgia Leila A. Dillard

U S Merchant Marine Shows Rapid Growth

Washington announces October adds 131 ships to the American merchant marine through foreign registry transfers and U S construction. One hundred new ships were built in American yards, totaling 21 724 tons. Most vessels were built abroad and transferred to American registry, with 94 608 gross tons from foreign transfers.

Washington United States Bureau of Navigation Atlantic British Isles

Chicago Stock Yards Resume Slaughtering After Quarantine

Chicago November 1. Slaughtering of stock at the Chicago Union stock yards resumed today after a nine day quarantine by federal and state authorities due to foot and mouth disease among eleven footed animals. Only animals certified free from contagion and shipped from safe districts could be killed, with each animal passed individually. Receipts for today were about 800 cars containing 40,000 cattle 15,000 sheep and 6,000 hogs, roughly one third of usual Monday totals. Officials discuss weekly yard disinfection by packing companies.

Chicago Chicago Union Stock Yards

Speaker Champ Clark Lectures in Atlanta Tonight

Speaker Champ Clark arrives in Atlanta for a lecture at the Atlanta theater aiding the Brotherhood Baraca class of the West and Christian church. He is expected to discuss democracy, national issues, cotton markets, and current events with multiple local groups hosting receptions and banquets before the event.

Atlanta Vicinity Champ Clark Brotherhood Baraca Christian Church Vita

Mystery program to draw large club attendance

The text hints at a highly secretive program and the involvement of Representative Clark, predicting one of the club’s largest attendance figures in history.

Clark

Acute Articular Rheumatism and Pain Relief Tablets

The article discusses rheumatism caused by uric acid in blood with no universal cure. It notes varied drug outcomes, mentions Dr W B Schultze favoring Anti-Kampis Patriots for pain relief, and promotes A E Tablets as an unsurpassed remedy for headaches neuralgia tailpain and rheumatic pain available in any quantity.

W. 8 Schultze

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