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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1915

Page

8

Growth of Georgia Business Boosts Phoenix Mutual

Winslow Routsell, Phoenix Mutual agency manager for the United States, reported an unprecedented surge in Georgia and adjacent territory earnings. He noted new business last week reaching 100 000 dollars as Phoenix Mutual expands locally, citing strong postwar recovery and robust loan and insurance activity across Georgia and nearby states. Representatives from Hartford attended the Atlanta meeting with notable attendees from Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia including Gale Armstrong, James Black, John Evans, and George Hunt.

Georgia Phoenix Mutu Winslow Routsell United States Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company Phoenix Atlanta Mutual Phoenix Mutual Hartford Conn Tennessee Alabama Gale Armstrong Rogersville Tenn Sharp Johnson City W. G Overtong, Jr Birmingham Als M. Hash Harriman James 3. Black Knoxville John L. Evans Bristol

Great Gulf Storm Strikes New Orleans and Coast

A powerful Great Gulf storm devastated New Orleans and coastal Mississippi towns with flooding and loss of life. Reports described floating bodies, darkened streets, and disabled electrical and wireless systems as the storm drove winds and high water along the riverfront and gulf shores. Weather officials noted falling barometers and increasing wind, while ships sought shelter in Mobile Bay and around the Mississippi coast areas faced severe damage including a roof blown from St Stanislaus College.

New Orleans New Orleans Gulf Coast Mississippi Gulf Mallory Sabine Tampa Key West New York Dorothy Havana Galveston Mobile Bay Mobile Bar New Orleans Bar Gulfs Ward Line Vaccaro Bros. Company New Orleana Coast Guard Tallapoosa Southern Pacific Hne Attock Creole Mississippi River Port Eads Mobile Mweather Bureau Aroas Bay St. Louis St. Stenislaus College Pass Christian

Georgia Tourists Start Trip Today

Georgia travel party headed by J F Carter and J B Roberts will present the Georgia industrial moving picture in Milledgeville and Athens as part of the Second Seeing Georgia tour. Delegations arranged showings at Milledgeville city venues and at Georgia Normal and Industrial College drawing about 800 students. church activities at St Philips cathedral include Holy Communion, Rectors Helpers and Woman's Cooperative association meetings, Madam Butterfly reading, Sunday school teachers meeting, and Rally day services.

Milledgeville Georgia Normal and Industrial College St. Philips Cathedral Woman's Co-operative Association Church House

Banks See Ally Loan Absorbed Quickly

The Anglo French loan commission and Chicago bankers concluded talks as Thomas W. Lamont predicted the 509 million dollar bond issue would be absorbed by the public quickly. Chicago and Washington officials weighed the risk and legal questions on government loan participation.

Enty-Eight Financial Noween Belmont & Co Kidder, Peabody & Con Ladenburg Thalimen & Co William Solomon & Co J. & W. ‘Seligman Kountze Bros Haligarten& Co Heidelbath Tekelheimer & Co Chicago Plolage A. Cage Thomas W. Lamont Morgan & Co Anglo-French Credit Loan ‘Commission New York Lamont George M. Reynolds Continental and Commercial National John J. Mitchell Witness ‘Trust and Savings Bank Washington Comptroller of the Currency Williams National Bank Act

Voice Carried by Radio Across the Continent

The navy announced a long distance wireless telephone demonstration on September 29 linking Arlington and Mare Island Calif over about 2560 miles. Officials from Western Electric and the signal corps of the army, plus navy department engineers, witnessed voice clearly received and transmission back and forth across the continent.

San Antonio Texas Frank BR. McCoy Mission Southern Department Guadalupe Cuchar United States Ernay Progreso Richard Johnson Rio Grande Cuellar Department South Texas Brownsville Republic Robert L. Bullard A. P. Blockton Coronel Bullard Edward Anderson Twelfth Cavalry Progreso Mercedes Blocksom Major Anderson New “York Arlington Mare Island American Telephone and Telegraph Company Vail Bethell Waterbury Navy Department John J. Carty Telephone Company Western Electric Company Cal Signal Corps of Army

Vitalitas stories heard in Alabama praise tonic

From Alabama came two testimonials about Vitalitas. Amos Vines of Vinexsville reports improved sleep after a single bottle for kidney and bladder trouble. Mrs Jack Douglas of Birmingham credits digestion and general well being to Vitalitas and calls it Nature's most effective tonic. Free samples offered at Jacobs Pharmacy, 2a Whitehall St.

South Alabama Amos Vines Vinexsville Jack Douglase Birmingham First Ave Jacobs Whitehall St

Homecoming Sunday at St. Paul Methodist Church

A homecoming service is planned at St. Paul Methodist Church with all former members invited. The pastor Dr. J. W. Quillisn will deliver a short sermon and administer the Lord's Supper, followed by an evening sermon by Brother W. J. Young of Emory University.

St. Paul Church J. W. Quillisn Bry. W. J. Young Emory Wniverty

Redfern Corsets Unveil New Fall Models Here

Miss McGoff, associate designer, will be in town to showcase Redfern Models that reshape the figure with a comfortable yet shapely fit. She offers personal fittings by mail or telephone and will be available until Saturday, October 2.

Redfern Miss McGoff

Probation Granted to Man Following Wife’s Plea

In a terse court note Ball, previously confined at the stockade, was urged by his wife to seek probation. The recorder expressed skepticism about probation helping drinkers but, citing his wife as a factor, offered Ball a six month probation period to reform.

Iva Ball Sam Leary

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