Russians Back Germans on Vistula Front
Petrograd reports to troops on the left bank of the Vistula pressing back German forces on October 18 near Warsaw to Ivangorod. One Russian regiment captured two German companies while fighting continues south of Priemyst with no major front changes noted. The battle rages near the Vistula and Ban rivers toward Praemysl and south toward the Dniester.
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Petrograd
Vistula
Warsaw
Ivangorod
Priemyst
Ban
Praemysl
Przemysl
London
Berlin
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
Vienna
Aganst
Chyrow
Galicia
Brohebych
Stetting Neuste Nachrichten
Swader
Russia
England
Swinemunde
Falsterto
Sweden
Rrussia
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
Old time remedy Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores for about a half dollar. The product claims to darken gray hair, make it look fuller and healthier, and reduce dandruff and falling hair with regular combing.
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Wyeth
Russian Austro German clash along the Vistula continues
Post’s Petrograd correspondent reports a three day struggle between Russian and Austro German forces along the Vistula. He notes a sixty mile front on the left bank, with German and Austrian reserves reorganizing near Cracow. German rail redeployments aim to hold positions as fighting persists amid poor roads and weather.
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Post
Petrograd
Vistula
Cracow
Rugeland
Lemberg
London
Hague
Galicia
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Opens Annual Meeting Here
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew gathers delegates from across the country for its annual meeting in Atlanta. Hotel Ansley serves as headquarters with sessions at St. Philip’s Cathedral and All Saints Church. The day features an opening service, daily institutes, sectional conferences, and public meetings led by church leaders and educators from multiple cities.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Twenty ninth Brotherhood convention opens in Atlanta
The twenty ninth national annual convention of the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew convened at St Philips cathedral with a quiet hour service. About 400 delegates from across the country and many outsiders filled the city and 450 registered by Thursday with 150 more expected. Notables include Dr Hubert Carleton George H Randall G F Brelley Benjamin Finney Edward Bonsall and Courtney Barber. Delegates from Los Angeles invited the 1915 gathering to California and LA expositions are noted in invitations. The event runs through Sunday with discussions on American Problems led by John Howe Peyton and speakers such as Franklin Edwards and Rev Co Woodellock.
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the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew
St. Philips’ Cathedral
Floya W. Tomkins
T D
Holy Trinity Church
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
Chicago
Ill
Cathedral
Terminal Station
New York
Points East
Ansley Hotel
Brotherhood
Hubert Carleton
Boston
Mass
The
George H Randall
G. F. Brelley
Denver
Colo
Western
Benjamin F. Finney
Southern
Edward H. Bonsall
Courtney Barber
Los Angeles
Cal
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Frank L Stanton Song Draws Prolonged Applause
At Forsyth this week a cello and violin rendition of Mighty Lake Rose by Frank L Stanton of The Constitution opens the musical act by Frits Bruch and Sister. The number draws repeated applause and is described as a clever vaudeville highlight.
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Forsyth
Frank L. Stanton
The
Constitution
Frits Bruch and Sister
Stanton
Mc Laurin Bill for South Carolina Cotton Warehouses Passed
Columbia S C October 14 The Mc Laurin bill creating a state system of cotton warehouses was approved by the state senate and sent to the house. Proponents say the measure is court ready though a warehouse bill from two years ago was struck down as unconstitutional by the South Carolina Supreme Court.
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Columbia
S.C
McLaurin
State Senate
House
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Federated Church To Obtain Peace
Dr H K Carroll lobbies for stronger Federal Council of Churches support at the Disciples of Christ convention urging growth and funding while praising Wilson’s peace efforts. Delegates approve resolutions on peace, antiwar preparedness, temperance and press fairness, as ministers’ wives meet and a grand close features a choir from Spelman and Morehouse.
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ
H. K Carroll
Council
Disciples of Christ
Carroll
Shaffer Mathews
University of Chicago
Federal Council
Jamn
After the Ball Opens at Grand Today with Stars
The Grand screens After the Ball for a three day run starring Herbert Kelcey and Effie Shannon. It adapts the Charles Harris song for motion pictures and ends with a tale of love, betrayal, and a repentant murderer. Also showing Buy-a-Bale at Grand to support a charity drive.
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Louie
Louise
Charles Harris
the Grand
Herbert Keltey
Effie Shannon
Buya-Bate
Atlanta
Cotton Bond Bill Before Senate Demands Vote
Washington report on Hoke Smith's cotton relief bond plan seeks Senate action without delaying adjournment. The proposal would issue 250 million dollars to buy 5 million bales, with a 10 cent per pound production tax and a 4 percent bond interest scheme.
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John Corrigom, Jr
Washington
Toaey
North
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Senate
Congress
Treasury Department
Mcl Adoo
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Treasury
Census Bureau
United States Chamber of Commerce
Stopa
Raleigh
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Mobuis
New Orleans
Oranges
Texas
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Shreveport
Texarkana
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Rome
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Albert Hale
C. Woo
Vedita
Erwin W. Thomson
Buenos Aires
Paris
Berlin
South America
Europe
Fort Worth
National Congress
GB Colquitt
D H Stockbridge
Reception Committee Formed for Bio Road Congress in Atlanta
The general reception committee for the fourth annual American Road Congress to be held in Atlanta November 9 14 meets to plan entertainment amid nation wide interest. The committee includes Fred J Paxon as chairman and many prominent Atlanta figures. a ladies committee will be announced later.
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American Road Congress
Atlanta
Fred J. Paxon
Toca
Road Congress
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
John M Slaton
Frederic J. Payon
Walter P. Andrews
Ivan Allen
P. Letton
Wilmer L. Moore
I. S. Crane
J . EB Hickey
W. J. Davis
Shelby Smith
Write West
K TP Mexinstry
A “P Matthews
L. McClerkey
C J ‘Haden
TF Blount
Mell R. Wilkinson
Brooks Morgan
David Woodward
W. A. Barker
Beaumont Davieon
J. Stolleman
Holling N
R. D. Kneale
J. D. Price
P. A Duke
Sam
XH. Finley
Earle Gaodiette
W.G. Humphrey
RE. Davison
E. Leo Rainey
Judgs Patterson
Tul C Waters
W. T. Winn
Willian Hansell, Jr
W. T. Waters
Robert F. Maddox
X. ‘Porter
Henry W. Davi
H. Inman
Asa G Candier
J R A Hobson
Ml” Grittain
W. A.’ Whabeist
Harrison Jones Morris Brandon EC Callaway
A F Glies
J J. Disgsway
Oscar Bluas
WH. Thrittan
P. Thornton Marye
F Byrd
A D Winteker, Jr
J Oscar Ium
McCabb
Geptein RM. Clayton
James G. Woodwards
C. W. Rumspeck
W. J. Dabney
H. J. Freeman
Kriegshater
L. D' Hicks
Hi & Stockbridge
T. I. Donaldson
Hf. Boynton
Fred “Houser
F. M. Inman
G W.aaneen
Parka
Kiser
Wille
Dinkins
Shotte
Fe Reesel
Speer
Grav Wien
Yellow Politicians Subject of Dr Ellen Choir Revival
The Ellen-Hoyd revival service at the First Methodist Church on Peachtres Street and Porter Place drew a large audience. Rev George Klen preached and Professor P M Boyd sang as Ellen presented the message Yellow Politicians for tonight's service.
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Ellen-Hoyd
First Methodist Church
Peachtres Street
Porter Place
George Klen
P. M. Boyd
R Illen
Karlsruhe Menaced by Hostile Airships
Hostile aircraft appeared over Karlsruhe Germany and escaped undamaged. Central News correspondent at Copenhagen reports the incident dated yesterday.
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Karlsruhe
London
Germany
Central News
Copenhagen
Fights Sickness With Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
Wartime rhetoric extols the medicine’s benefits for blood purification and immune support. It claims to drive germs from the blood, aid kidney and stomach function, and clear skin conditions, presenting the remedy as a safe non narcotic alternative with printed ingredients and mailing of a free booklet.
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Dr. Pleres
Pierce
Cody
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Braad and
Alabama
BELL
Muse
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
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Hotel Ansley
Meet
St. Philip's Cathedral
C. K. Nelson
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Convention For Prayer
John Henry Hopkins
Church of the Redeemer
Chico
C. E. Nelson
Franklin H Spencer
Clersy
Howard H. Bonwall
Brotherhood of St Andrew
United States
George H. Randall
J. A. Birmingham
Toronto
Canada
Courtenay Barber
B .B. Blaney
St. Andrew
Frank W. Goodall
Good
Beranton
All Saints’ Church
John Howe Payton
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Franklin S. Edmonds
St. Matthew's
J H. Dillard
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Frank Stanton
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Federated Church
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Mexico
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Gary L. Cook
Indianapolis
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Rey A BH
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Cedar Raplae
Iowa
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Tthat
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Ll. O Bricker
McLean
Cincinnati
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Walter M White
Cedar Rapids
Gra~ham Frank
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John A. Perdue
Jasper N Bell
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IM Patterson
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FJ Spratling
AM Beatty
John H Wood
Fred W Patterson
John Cooner
T I Hathcock
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Fred Pexon
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