Rally Day Draws Large Crowds Across Atlanta Sunday Schools
Ten thousand to thirty-two hundred people attended Rally Day services in about twenty Atlanta Sunday schools. Central Presbyterian led with 1,182 present, followed by Park Street Methodist and North Avenue Presbyterian. Several schools more than doubled last year’s attendance, with special programs and speeches on Christ in Sunday School work. A mass teachers meeting at First Baptist planned a November decision day.
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Atlanta
Bain
Central Presbyterian
Park Street
Methodist
North Avenue Presbyterian
Grace Methodist
First
Christian
Brickers
I T
Christ
Join M. Flatox
Second Baptist
Park Street’ Methodist
Storm in Southwest Moves East This Week
The storm covering the southwest will move northeastward bringing fair weather to the central valleys early in the week and rain in the north Pacific states late. Below normal temperatures are forecast for the Mississippi valley and west, with frosts in the Plateau and Rocky Mountain regions. East of the Mississippi, temperatures will be near normal then fall, with frosts around the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. No disturbance is indicated in the West Indies.
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Waghington
Great Central Valleys
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Pacifi
Mississippi Valley
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
West Indies
Brunswick Swindler Arrests Follow Elopement
In Brunswick Georgia Hen McIntyre, a young white man, was held on a charge of highway robbery and swindling after eloping with 15 year old Mary Ean. The father of the bride, J K Hill, had earlier sworn a kidnapping warrant which was withdrawn. McIntyre was arrested in Jesup and jailed for failing to post bond.
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Brunawick
Hen McIntyre
Ty J. K. Hill
Mary Ean
McIntyre
Glynn
Fachor
Bin
Jesup
Traces Sought for W H Alexander in Rail Yard Incident
Railroad detectives have searched the chief offices and squads for W H Alexander but found no trace. He was last seen Thursday night near Gore Street and Edgewood Avenue, jumping from a park car and moving toward the area with a man said to be with him. Investigation centers on sightings around Moore Street and associated routes.
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Neagquar
Railroad Tery
Atlant
Paul
Edgewsed Avenue
Moore Street
Taman ‘Park
City Planning Exhibition Planned for November December
City of xlubidon New York announces a city planning exhibition to be held the last week of November and the first week of December. The event is organized on behalf of the board of estimate.
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New York
Unique Christian Convention To Bring Dollars to Atlanta
Atlanta wins the 1914 Disciples of Christ gathering in October after a Toronto convention vote. Delegates will pay own way or be hosted at set lodging prices as the city plans ten days of events, aiming to boost commerce and Christian unity nationwide.
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Atlanta
Walter LeCraw
Georgia
H. M. Patterson
Toronto
Canada
Patterson
L. O Bricker
First Christian
South
Pittsburg
Bay
Heme
Duttsourg
Jevery
United States
Disciples of Christ
Jesus
Christ
God
Ples
Toronto Mali
Empire
Massey Hall
Larger Faith sermon stirs hearts of men at Unitarian church
Rev Fred A Line of the Universalist church preached on The Larger Faith drawing from Genesis and stressing the rise from doctrine to practical faith. He urged love, service, and universal worth, citing examples of transformation and urging all workers to be ministers of God in daily life.
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Fred A. Line
The
Universalist Church
Genesix
Maine
Francizy Murphy
Goa
Apo den Adhem
Fire at Forsyth destroys warehouse and cotton stock
A blaze erupted in the Alexander & Banks warehouse on Forsyth's city square early this morning. The fire, burning near the south side of the square, leveled the warehouse and J. M. Cox storeroom, with hundreds of bales of cotton burning or damaged. Firemen held the flames but estimates say 50 to 72 percent of cotton may be reclaimed. Loss to owner George W. Newton, Monroe county official, runs into thousands. insurance reportedly partly covering the damage.
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Forsyth
Alexander & Banks
J. M. Cox
George W. Newton
Blonroe County
Foot Amputation After Engine Accident in Brunswick
Freddie Boynton, a young switchman for the A B and A railroad, had his right foot amputated at the city hospital following an accident Friday when he slipped on the track and was run over by a shifting engine. The incident occurred near the railroad line as the brakes were applied too late to prevent injury.
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Brunewick
Freddie Boynton
A. B. & A Railroad
City Hospital
Boynton
Woman's Place in Home Declared by Rev Bridges at St Paul
Rev L B Bridges told a crowded St Paul Methodist congregation that a woman's place is in the home praising motherhood over public life. He warned against hotels and boarding houses eroding sacred home life and urged reverence for family meals. A second and third sermons drew large teen and general crowds as revival services continued in Atlanta with daily sessions and upcoming special services announced.
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J. B. Bridges
St. Paul Methodist Church
Mr. Bridges
Mc. Bridges
St Paul Church
Atlanta
South
St. Paul's
Grant and
Sydney Streets
Sunday School Overflows Into Street at Central Baptist
At Central Baptist church on a Sunday, the 10 o clock Sunday school filled the quarters and spilled into the street marking the largest attendance in months with over five hundred present. 479 reported it participate. Dr Widhey led the 11 o clock talk on pardon and more than twenty made public professions of faith in Christ. The afternoon session featured a railroad topic and multiple men made professions, while the evening sermon focused on the Christian home as part of a lecture series.
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Central Baptist Church
Widhey
Gr. Hidhey
Luke's Georgia Bid Opposes Gambling in Cotton Futures
Thomasville, Ga October Special Roscoe Luke, resigning city court racer and solicitor, launches a congressional bid. He emphasizes opposition to gambling in cotton futures, supports broader markets for cotton and by products, calls for sensible appropriations, naval expansion, rural postal pay, public roads, and aid to agricultural schools. He also backs tariff reductions when feasible, no duty on essentials, war tax repeal on cotton, restricted immigration, interstate commerce reform, anti criminal trusts, and bans intermarriage of races. He declares money in politics not part of his creed.
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Thomasville
Roscoe Luke
Luke
Mr. Luke
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Governors to Attend Prison Convention in Indianapolis
Eight state governors including Ferris of Michigan Eberhardt of Minnesota Major of Missouri McCreary of Kentucky Hooper of Tennessee Hatfield of West Virginia and Cox of Ohio will attend the American Prison association meeting in Indianapolis starting next Saturday. Vice President Fairbanks will speak along with delegates assigned to local churches.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Prison Association
Ferris
Michigan
Eberhardt
Minnesota
Major
Missouri
McCreary
Kentucky
Hooper
Tennessee
Hatfield
West Virginia
Cox
Ohio
State House
Charles W. Fairbanks
Chaplain Association
Woman's Association
Maud Ballington Booth
Physicians Association
National Prisoners’ Association
Warden’s Association
Prison Association
Comet Being Watched by Hobart College Astronomer
Geneva October reports Dr William Brooks of Hobart College observes the periodic comet with the Smith Observatory telescope. The comet travels northwest through Aquarius head, visible to small instruments and brightening. last seen in 1882 with a 1 year orbital period.
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Geneva
Westphal
William BR. Reecks
Hobart College
Smith Observatory
Brooks
Sheldon and Drukenmiller Concert Delights Atlanta Audience
Charles A. Sheldon Jr organist and Solon Drukenmiller tenor sang a free concert at the Atlanta Musical Festival Association Sunday afternoon. The program mixed popular classics and strong improvisations by Sheldon drawing the loudest applause. Drukenmiller performed Waiting for You Oh for a Breath of the Myorlana and Rosary with encores and audience requests. Audience size has grown in recent Sundays.
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Charles A. Sheldon
Solon Drukenmiller
Solvist
Theauditorium
Atlanta Musical Festival Association
Barcarolle
Tal
Hoffman
Chopin
Dvorak
Popcorn as Food to Cut Living Cost
Washington reports a Department of Agriculture study touts popcorn as a breakfast aid to ease high living costs. Experts claim five cent packages offer a $1.50 per day value when prepared properly, reducing need for pricier breakfast items.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Osme
Department of Agriculture
Prayers Despised by Suffragettes Disrupt Westminster Abbey
In London October suffragettes interrupted morning services at Westminster Abbey chanting for women in prayers. They halted during the Lord's Prayer and left quietly after the ceremony. Outside a speaker warned more actions would follow if women are not included in clergy prayers.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Embroidered Linen Spreads and Drawn-Work Cloths on Sale
Prices climb on scalloped and elaborate linen pieces. The listing includes 72 inch round drawn work cloths edged with Cluny lace at 13.50, 850. 18.50 and 412.00 for other rounds. 12 inch rounds at 22.50 and 15.00. 17-0 13.50 for various sizes. 108 inch spreads at 50.00 39.00. hemstitched sheets, pillowcases, and napkins with prices across the line.
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Hapeville
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W. H. Alexander
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Rev. L. B. Bridges
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