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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1913

Page

3

Baptist Meeting Closes as Carrollton Picked for 1945 Rally

The Georgia Baptist convention adjourned sine die after selecting Carrollton as next year’s meeting site. Dr W L Cutts to deliver the convention sermon. Reports on deceased ministers, Mercer University governance tensions, and a push to reorganize the state mission board marked the closing sessions.

Hendly Gainesville iSpecelal Carrollton Baptist Convention W L Cutts Cordele R. B Headden Rome Millard Atlanta Turner Smith Dublin Urtersville Headden Gettysburg Georgia Baptist Convention New Eubanks Blue Ridge Wichole Ceorgut Baptist Assembly Aft Spalding Blue Ridges Mountains Price Waycross T B Thames Board of Education Mallory Macon J F Sellers Mercer University Agida C H S Jackson

Yaraab Temple Reports Record 1900 Members After 101 Initiates

Yuanb Temple of the Mystic Shrine now numbers more than 1900 members following the initiation of 101 novices on Wednesday night. The class was the largest ever taken through the Atlanta Shrine and the local lodge is the largest in the state. Atlanta Shriners are planning a May gathering here, aiming for the most successful in the order’s history. Enthusiasm runs high among Shriners and friends, with many nonmembers supporting the event.

Yuanb Mystic Shrine Atlanta Atlanta Shriners

Mortuary Notices and Deaths in Georgia and Nearby States

Multiple death notices list Dr Gaines 38 of Dabney Street, funeral Friday at noon at Poole's parlors with burial in Elberton. Jessie T Sewell 62 of South Forsyth Street dies at private sanitarium. funeral Friday 2:20 p.m. at Forrest Park Church, interment in churchyard. Mrs Estel Lena 65 of Magnolia NC dies at private sanitarium. survived by three daughters. remains to Poole's parlors. arrangements to be announced. Theodore Wells former Macon resident dies in Savannah. body to Rose Hill Cemetery for funeral and interment. Lon Casey dies at home on College Street. funeral 11 a.m. tomorrow. interment Lime Branch Cemetery.

Jessie T Sewell South Forsyth Street Harry G Poole Forrest Park N. Stevens Atlanta S E Whitfield Redoak W H Mans Rourland Estel Lena Magnolia Harry G Pooles Macon Savannah Theodore Wells Arthur Wells Cta Central of Georgia Railway Cedartown Lon Casey JI W Casey College Street Lime Branch Cemetery George Brown Austeil Bullagrg Aternity Sanitarium Bratt Mitchell Windsor Street Phong Ivy Clayton Co Whitehall Mitchell Flowers Glayton Co DEMCO Joseph M. Hart Richardeen Street Ivy Peachtres St Cain St

Audubon Secretary to Speak on Birds at Library Tonight

James Henry Rice Jr, field secretary of the National Audubon Society, speaks at 9 pm in the Carnegie Library on Birds. He cites data showing 1.25 billion dollars in U S crops lost last year to birds and argues protecting birds helps crops, including in the South where 40 million dollars in crops were harmed by pests. He advocates legal protection for birds to combat the boll weevil.

Audubon James Henry Rice, Jr National Association of the Audubon Society Atlanta Carnegie Rice Audubon Society United States

Atlanta's creditors approve plant sale and lake of assets

J M Alexander bought the D W Johnson company plant in Stockbridge, Georgia, for 3000 at a Wednesday creditors hearing before Judge Percy H Adams. The bankrupt firm shows liabilities of 31219, with Brown Randolph Parker Scott and Dodd Dodd representing creditors. Walter Hendricks named trustee. Hugh Scott and Thomas Ripley named attorneys for the trustee. Other creditors’ counsel included Harry A Alexander Leonside Grosjan and Walter Brown. George Rush represented the bankrupt.

J M_ Alexander D W Johnson Company Stockbridge Percy H Adams Brown & Randolph, Parker & Scott Dodd & Dodd Walter Hendrcks Hugh Scott Thomas Winder Johnson, Jefferson Emmanuel Counties Pinetuchy Place Laurens County Bibb Scounts Fischer & Co J HH Prichett Foster Greenwood Avenue Fredericka Street W M Yhebaut W O Sims Ponca de Leon Avenue Barnett and Bonaventure Streets J W Goldsmith, Jr R A Ryder Walton Healty Company Nassau Street Howard Pattillo Mast Pine Street Forrest George Adar Druid Hills Mary W Millard Fairview Road Springdale Road

Convicts near riot after city fight wounds two officials

J K Leftwich 60 a city department driver lies in Grady hospital with a fractured skull after a clash with Clyde E. Jackson 31 a foreman. The fight occurred before the city stockade shortly after 3 am as convicts cried Lynch him. Police quelled the scene and Jackson was captured after fleeing. Witnesses say Jackson provoked the attack.

J K Leftwich City Construction Department Grady Clyde E. Jackson Jackson Polie Convicta Leftwich Chiles

Results of the Tests of Grades of Cotton

The Department of Agriculture reports results from tests on waste, tensile strength, and bleaching qualities for government grades of cotton. About 120 bales were used, ten or twelve per grade, comparing western upland and Atlantic states upland varieties. Results show similar visible waste across grades with greater differences in lower grades, and mill waste ranging roughly from 4 percent in middling fair to 12 percent in good ordinary. Preliminary tensile tests indicate yarn from both classes is about equal in length and strength.

Washington Department of Agriculture Today Western Upland Atlantic States Reidea Department

Episcopalians Denounce Modern Amusements in Georgia Conference

Rome Georgia November 20 Special adoption of strong resolutions condemning certain modern customs and amusements dominated the Atlanta diocese meeting. Rev Troy Beattie Athens led the resolution asserting war on modern dances fashions and theater with a three member committee to coordinate with other denominations in Georgia. A state wide non sectarian commission will be formed with headquarters in Atlanta to lead a systematic campaign starting in Atlanta and spreading to smaller cities.

Rome Atlanta Episcopal Church Troy Beattie Athens Georgia C. K Nelson Tray Beattie C B Wilmer Andrew D Sharp

I Want My Mileage Cries Congressmen In Washington

Representative Thomas of Kentucky demanded mileage for travel and funds to influence votes saying many members share his view. His motion to adjourn on November 22 was blocked as the day ended. Amid remarks he trimmed his report for the congressional record. In Decatur a Louisville and Nashville train wreck left two injured crewmen.

Washington Thomas Kentucky House

Railroad Schedules Arrival and Departure Trains Atlanta

Arrival and departure times for passenger trains in Atlanta are published as information only. These figures are not guaranteed except on Sundays. Sunday only service noted.

Courtecun Ada Atlanta West Point Eaboard Company Columbus Montgom Pralda Weat Gentral Savannan Jacksonville Ama Ibany Alban Savilie Javlesonyiih Maco Savannah COD Fiom “Hom Macon Albany Ham Lam York New York Washton Arma Jack Ville Chicago Shreeport Richmond Toccon Jack' Ville Chattaga Fife Chattage Ooam Valley Io Jackvilis Chiarlotte Pia Charlotte Curt Jackivi Toccoa Grunawk Ft Valley & Cingin Tl Vailey Cincinnii Jackville Diet St Army Traina Atlai Union Birmingham Atlantic Brunswick Waycrope Cardisle Thomasville Waorminsville Fulman Traana Shomasvi Ia Beliri Cap Augusta Auguste Terao Wisville Nashville Worthwest Cincinnati Louisville Knoxville Blue Ridge Cartersville Ami Seaboard Air Line Amil Bir Monroe Norfolk Birham Portem Memphis Ortolm Norfolks Monros Nashvill Nash Rome Naahvi Me” Bohm

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