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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
10
Rocal schools in California furnish trees for PeaUucy ine school grounds at no charge during the Narmel period. Chloo will also send two men to lay out school gardens in rural communities upon request.
An advertisement touts Wovethy Sage and Sulphur Compound promising to restore dark, lustrous hair instantly. It claims gray hair vanishes after application, hair becomes thick and glossy, and dandruff and hair loss stop. It urges readers to buy at drug stores and enjoy a youthful look within days.
Francis Burdett was thrown from his wagon when a car struck it at Peachtree and Tenth streets. The wagon wrecked and the mule lost its harness. Burdett and three others were detained. the driver faced recklessness charges. A separate tax explainer by Collector Blalock addressed bankers and merchants about the wartime revenue act with penalties for late filings.
The semi annual certified public accountant examinations by the Georgia state board began yesterday at the Ansley hotel and will continue through today. More than two dozen applicants sought state licenses, with the board chaired by Joel Hunter of Atlanta and including TI W Jemison of Macon and Hudson Moore of Atlanta. Certificates are issued by the governor upon board recommendation. the law aims to protect the CPA title in Georgia as southern states consider similar measures.
The Cunard Tower U. S. transit Xana begins its first voyage from New York on November 1. The 14,509 ton Transylvania, first large trans Atlantic liner with geared turbines, features luxurious public rooms, a fully equipped gym, large stately staterooms, and advanced heating ventilation and propulsion systems for comfort, security and stability.
A Bermuda parrot named Polly spoke English Spanish and a profanity mix on the stand, testifying to owner A. H. Harper of 100 Windger Street. The dispossessory warrant was dropped in Judge Hitler's municipal court when Polly identified Harper as her owner, and the case ended with Polly returning to Harper's home.
James Burbank Pike arrives from New Orleans to become cashier of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. He praises the Atlanta facilities and brings decades of banking experience. His wife is daughter of Colonel Charles J. Colton of New Orleans education board. Local reserve bank officials refuse to disclose payments from members and the national treasury, to be announced Friday night.
The International Electric Light Association will hold its annual meeting at the Yotel Ansley today and tomorrow, with about fifty members expected. J. B. Bigham of Tampa, Florida, president of the southeastern branch, will preside. The convention opens at noon today with luncheon.
Health note urges keeping bowels open with mild laxative tonics. Warns purgatives are violent and recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a herbs and pepsin formula, sold by druggists. Free trial bottle offered by Dr W B Caldwell at Washington St Monticello.
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