Wallace at Paris dinner urges league join in time
Paris July 5 retiring American Ambassador Hugh C. Wallace spoke at the American Chamber of Commerce dinner and urged that the League of Nations is born to live and that America should join it in due season. He framed the alliance with France as lasting, urged mutual sacrifice for the common good, and pressed Germany to pay its debt to civilization.
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Athens Fights for Legion Convention Columbus Meet
Athens delegates at the third annual American Legion convention in Columbus push to bring the 1922 gathering to Athens aided by Holden Miller Lumpkin and local civic groups including the Chamber of Commerce. Other cities Waycross and Savannah also seek the meet, though Athens is favored. The University of Georgia summer school plans recreation with a special train to Tallulah Falls drawing about a thousand students and a mountain picnic in North Georgia as a yearly feature.
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