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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1914

Page

6

Siege of Antwerp From Day 10 Diary Dispatch

Central News Ostend correspondent chronicles the long German siege of Antwerp from September 26 to October 11. It details bombardments and fort destruction, Belgian retreat, British naval aid, and the city’s fall as German artillery and air power overwhelm defenses.

London Getoer Antwerp Central News Ostend Malines Germany de Wachhem de Wavre St. Catherine Fort de Waelhem Lierre de Waethem Warvre St Catherine Denise Feq Pblaxe Sperchen Brialmonta Terris

Convention of Brotherhood Opens Here Wednesday With Program

The Brotherhood of St. Andrew convenes in Atlanta October 14 15 with a schedule of council meetings sermons and discussions on threefold endeavor parish and church attendance. Key figures Rev Floyd Tomkins Rev John Henry Hopkins and Bishop C K Nelson lead talks while sessions cover clergy conferences junior activities and public meetings across the city culminating in a Grand theater mass and a final service at St Philip’s cathedral.

St. Andrew Atlanta Brotherhood National Council Floyd W. Tomkins Holy Trinity Church Philadelphia John Henry Hopkins Church of the Redeemer Chicago C.K. Nelson Franklin H. Spence Hubert Carleton The B. FP. Finney Savannah John Howe Peyton Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Frank, Edmonds J. H. Dillard LL. D New Orleans B. F. Finney Savanneh Eld Eimaelf W. A. Cornelius McKeesport W. R.sterling Montclair N. J G. Frank Shelby Western Field Denver Colo C. A. Houston New York Franklin & Edmonds Floyd Tomkins St. Luke’s Church Brotherhood of St Andrew Grand Theater Edward H. Bonsall United States C. W. Woodcock D. D Kentucky J T. All Macdonald Toronto Globe St. Philip's Cathedral W. F. Sterling St. Luke's Church

Southern President Reduces Own Salary

Fairfax Harrison, president of the Southern railroad, announces a retrenchment plan with a 20 percent salary cut for officers earning above 3500 a year and a dividend reduction on preferred stock from 5 to 4 percent in deferred scrip. The plan targets all officers, citing weak business mood and wage-earning employees' depressed opportunities.

Ust Fairfax Harrison The Southern Railroad H. W. Miler Harrison

Library in Atlanta for colored people

Rev H Proctor reported at First Congregational church on a western tour, noting anxiety over the war and a hopeful business outlook. He said Atlanta could lead Southern efforts, with a Carnegie Foundation offer of 25000 dollars for a colored people’s library, contingent on city upkeep funds.

First Congregational Church New England Individuela Firma Boston New York Atlanta South Carnegie Foundation

Wadsworth Perkins Marriage Announcement in LaGrange

Mr and Mrs Wadsworth announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Whitney Wadsworth to Mr Luther Perkins. The ceremony was held last Tuesday with Rev Martin officiating. The couple, prominent among local youths, are on their wedding trip in Atlanta and will reside with the bride’s parents in the near future.

Stewart-Wight to be wed at First Methodist Church

Athens October 14 The marriage of Hebecca Starr Stewart and George Ward Wight of Atlanta will be solemnized Wednesday evening October 14 at 9 o clock at the First Methodist Church with Rev C C Barrel officiating.

Athens Cetover Biss Hebecca Starr Stewart George Ward Wight Atlanta First Methodist Church C. C, Barrel

Dedicatory Service Marks Inman Park Presbyterian Church

After eight years of indebtedness dating to 1906 the Inman Park Presbyterian church held dedicatory exercises Sunday morning. Dr A A Little presided, Rev Carl Barth gave the invocation, Rev James B Ficklen read church history, Rev J S Lyons offered the dedicatory address, and Rev J B Green preached the sermon to a large audience.

Inman Park Presbyterian Church A.A. Little Westminster Presbyterian Church Brayer Carl Barth Kirkwood Presbyterian Church Inman Park James B. Ficklen S. Lyons First Presbyterian Church J.B. Green Green

Standard Oil Men at Terrace Gathering

Representatives of Standard Oil hold a multi day meeting at the Georgian Terrace hotel. Attending are G. H. Stansbury, W. G. Violette, H. A. Argo and others. Georgia Tech trustees dine at the same venue in October. Sigma Phi Epsilon conclave slated for November at the Terrace with large attendance expected.

Standard Oil Company Georgian Terrace Hotel the Terrace G. H. Stansbury W. G. Violette H. A. Argo R. ¢. Becker C. C. Calloway W. T Doty Z. EF. Everett J. B. Fattes W. H. Farrior TF. M. Haynes A. J Georgian Terrace

Automobiles Backlash at Brown College Anniversary

Providence October 11 Brown University president W H P Faunce warned that in the last decade cars have demoralized as many students as alcohol. The remark opened a weeklong observance marking Brown’s 150th anniversary.

Providence W. H. P. Faunce Brown University Brown

Hawkes Kryptoks optical lenses promise perfect sight

Hawkes Kryptoks claim beauty and precision in pDr focal lenses suitable for far and near vision. Ground in their own factory, with no visible division and a guarantee of satisfaction. A. K. Hawkes Co Opticians, Whitehall Street.

Lead Chorus Director Hackleman Sings at Disciples’ Meet

W E M Hackleman of Indianapolis directs a large chorus at the Disciples convention in the Auditorium. His music program at the Sunday communion service drew special attention from attendees.

W. E. M. Hackleman Indianapolis Ind Auditoria

Warfield Seat Sale Opens Tomorrow for The Auctioneer

Widespread interest rises for David Warfield in The Auctioneer at Atlanta with Friday and Saturday performances. Box office doors open tomorrow at 9 am with a limit of ten seats per person. no telephone reservations accepted. Warfield and Belasco aim to deliver a superior revival of The Auctioness for seasoned theatergoers.

Atlanta David Warfield Simon Levi Warfield David Belasco

Doctor Belk to Lecture at East Point Tonight

Reverend Ro Belk D D will deliver his lecture The Gospel of Good Cheer in the city hall at East Point tonight at eight o clock.

DR. Belk East Point Ro Belk

Boulder drops on speeding train near Grand Junction

Three killed and fourteen injured when a twenty ton boulder rolled from a cliff and struck the day coach and smoker of Denver and Rio Grande No 3, eighteen miles east of Grand Junction. The dead include H R Hollinsbery and Thomas C Tinkens. Harry Braddock of Chicago among the injured.

Grand Junction Cole Denver and Rio Grande H.R. Hollinsbery Pusblo Colo Thomas C. Tinkens Grand Juncion Harry Braddock Chicago

Marshal of M r ae wounded by negro in Helena Ga

Helena Georgia October 11 Special marshal H OM Brown of Metta c was shot through the thigh about 7 o clock tonight by a negro named Simmons whom he was trying to arrest. The negro fired four times and Brown could not fire. He gave his pistol to another man who found it unloaded. A large posse searched the bushes for the fleeing suspect. Brown's wound is not believed to be serious.

Helena H. OM. Brown Mettac Simmons Brown

Plantation Suite Program At St John Church

Epworth League at St John church offers a Sunday school room program Friday night at o oclock titled Plantation Suite a program of southern songs and readings. Ruth Harris will read dialect selections each lady to wear a cotton dress and bring a hoecake while each gentleman wears a cotton tie and brings wearing pots and apples. Cotton decorations and cotton themed contests will enhance the event.

Epworth League of St. John Church Misa Ruth Harris

Ambassador Marye Departs for Petrograd Post

George T. Marye Jr. leaves the United States to assume the role of American ambassador to Russia in Petrograd. He travels with Bra Marya as his accompanying party.

Marye Petrograd Landon George T. Marye, Jr Russia Bra Marya

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