Business-The Rotarian’s Opportunity to Serve Society
Preston S. Arkwright of Georgia Railway and Power speaks at the Rotary convention in Los Angeles warning that government control threatens private enterprise. He argues for self discipline and fair dealing, cites railroad regulation as a warning, and urges business leaders to act without reliance on state intervention.
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Los Angeles
Preston S. Arkwright
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Atlanta
Rotary Clubs
Arkwright
America
Mr. Arkwright
Lowara
Fresh seasonable shoe sale for all ages
The Premium Shoe Co offers a large sale with thousand pairs of men's, women's, and children's shoes at unusually low prices. Highlights include Misses pumps and sandals, women's sandals, boys and men's footwear, infant shoes, and assorted socks and shirts. Numerous sizes and styles priced from 5c to 3.95 each.
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Precious Shoe Co
Rotary Clubs as a Mighty Force for Mutual Understanding
The speaker urged Rotary clubs to be a mighty force and stated they cannot fail to gain a better understanding of mutual interest across the social organization.
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Rotary Clubs
Ray Toastmaster Leads Rotary Tourists Banquet
Neil A. Ray presided as toastmaster at a Atlanta Rotary Club banquet supporting welfare work for self supporting boys trained into musicians. Miss Susan Stallings and Miss Vera Henry provided readings and solos while Wm. Schley Howard’s speaking engagement was canceled. The traveling group visited Cusseta Lumpkin Richland Preston Americus, Elaville Buena Vista Butler and Macon before returning to Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Vera Henry
Wm. Schley Howard
Columbus
Cusseta
Lumpkin
Richland
Preston
Americus
Ellaville
Buena Vista
Butler
Macon
Revival Services Begin At Tifton Baptist Church
Rev John R Jester of First Baptist Greenwood North Carolina helps Pastor Durden in a two week revival at Tifton Baptist Church arriving Monday afternoon and preaching Monday night. Also notes large figures on Italian lemon production US addicts and NYC farm count.
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Tifton
John R. Jester
D. D
First Baptist Church of
Greenwood, N. C
Durden
Tifton Baptist Church
Jester
Many Seek to Enter College
The Americas High School graduates have applied for admission for next season. Others will attend college this fall with choices pending. Georgia Tech in Atlanta lists James Crew Hewin Hammond John E. Riker and Frank Wright. Emory University names Edward Stokes class of 1921. Georgia Normal and Industrial College lists Georgia Harvey Virginia Ear ry. State Normal Athens lists Ada Mott Burt Ethel Guest Bernice Johnson. Brenau College Gainesville lists Marie Bell Pauline Bell class of 1920. Georgia Lumpkin Agness Scott Decatur Martha Ivey. Shorter College Rome Myrtle Poole Wesleyan College Macon Rossie Andrews.
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the Americas High School
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
James Crew
Hewin Hammond
John E. Riker
Frank Wright
Emory University
Edward Stokes
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Georgia
Georgia Lumpkin
Agness Scott
Decatur
Judges Board Ready for State Farm Probe
Atlanta June 8 The commission of superior court judges to investigate conditions at the State Farm appointed by Governor Hardwick will begin their probe Monday. Four members conferred with the governor and announced their method of procedure. Meetings will be open to the public and any person with facts about State Farm conditions may testify. A witnesses list has been furnished to the governor and to the special commission, which will be subpoenaed.
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Atlanta
Superior Court
State Farm
Hardwick
Special Commission
Petition For Discharge In N. S. Evans Bankruptcy
United States District Court Western Division Southern District of Georgia notices creditors that N. S. Evans of Americus Sumter County Georgia has applied for discharge from all debts provable in bankruptcy. Hearing set before United States District Judge in Macon Georgia on July 7 1922 at 10 oclock a.m. All creditors must appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Dated Macon Georgia June 6 1922. L M Erwin Clerk Irene Elkins Deputy Clerk.
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United States District Court, Western Division
Southern District of Georgia
N. S. Evans
Americus
Sumter County
United States District Judge
United States Court Room
Macon
Georgia
Irene Elkins
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertising copy
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitution. Hall's Catarrh Medicine consists of an ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to aid ridding the system of catarrh. Sold by druggists for over 40 years FP. F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo, O.
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Hall
FP. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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World Rotary
Preston Arkwright
Standard Dry Goods Co
Forsyth St
Bank of Commerce
Americus, GA
Neil A. Ray
Italy
United States
New York City
Judges Board
Legal AD
Goticed
Florida
Jacksonville
City Advertising Department
City Hall
Rylander Shoe CO
Palm Beach
Our Mill
Panama
Cotton Ave
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