Belk Heads Saloon Fighters In Georgia League
Rev Belk elected president of the Georgia Anti-Saloon League at a board meeting in Wesley Memorial church. J Dudley Henry S Jones W Weeds White J B Richards and De Peyton Todd named officers. Headquarters committee to be appointed. Dr George W Young to resume lectures on the Mauer question with campaign events in Atlanta Magon region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. Belk
Georgia Anti-Saloon League
State Board of Trustees
Wesley Memorial Church
J. Dudley
Columbus
Henry 5. Jones
Augasta
W. Weeds White
JB. Richards
de Peyton Todd
George W Young
Atlanta
Magon
Arrest for speeding in city streets and local notices
A 26 year old clerk Jim Moore of 63 Central Space was arrested yesterday for speeding on a motorcycle and will be tried today. A new Grady hospital ambulance contract is awarded, a two patient capacity White motor ambulance will arrive soon. Memorial Day parade plans for Camp Watker and a reunion at Little Rock are under discussion. Pearl Power, a 10 year old girl, was bitten on the left leg by a Dog near Reid street and taken to hospital. Spalding cotton mills involuntary proceedings are filed in Griffin court. a receiver may be appointed. An illustrated lecture at Capital Avenue Baptist church by Paulo Sidersiy of Baltimore is scheduled. Wayne P. Sewell leaves for Macon to attend the Sigma Nu convention in Atlanta. Robbery case involves two men bound over for larceny from a gas meter on West Hunter street. An involuntary bankruptcy petition is filed against Central Cotton Mills, with hearings set for Saturday. several creditors listed.
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Jim Moore
Central Space
Wad Dog
Stricks
Emresna
Mad Dog
Pearl Power
Reid Street
Bady Hospital
Capital Avenue Baptist Church
Paulo Sidersiy
Haitimore
Sidersiy
Thnianuel Christian Mission
Baltimore
Atlanta
Atlanta Hebrew- Christian Association
Myma Nu
Wayne P. Sewell
Macon
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Sewell
Huskin
Robert M. Uttch
Gna Weter
Lula Stamps
West
Hunter Street
Yestertia
Armentrout
Osby Stone
Newman
Central Cotton Mills
Gritfin
T. E. Patterson
W HA Beck
Newton Coat Company
Griffin
Golden's Foundry
Columbus
J_L Edwards
Hampton, Ga
Wagner Electric Company
St Louis
Gresh
Atlanta Man Hurt In Auto Accident In Columbia
L L Delaney of Atlanta traveling salesman was struck by a touring car that backed into a Reddey garage desk at 4 45 pm. The left spring crushed his right thigh, a deep gash bled heavily. He was taken to Columbia Hospital in serious condition. his Atlanta family was notified.
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Columbia, S. C
L. L. Delaney
Atlanta
Reddey
Delaney
Atlanta of Company
B J. Mennies
George Alexander
Mr. Delaney
Memmie
Columbia Hospital
Grifith
Fireproof Shingles Proposed by Mire Chief Cummings
Mire Chief Cummings told fire protection committees of the Chamber of Commerce that wood shingle roofs should be abolished. He argued metal shingles last longer and cost little more initially, noting a galvanized option can endure the life of the building. Local Georgia Metal Roof Company in Atlanta produces tin and galvanized shingles with Burriss Lock, and urged builders to consult them before using wood.
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Cummings
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Georgia Metal Roof Company
Soe
Rail switch fee battle opens with packed hearing at capitol
A hearing on shippers protest against raising switching charges from 2 to as high as 9 per car drew numerous lawyers and officials to the capitol. Railroads argued the new rates cover industrial switching within yard limits while shippers contended 2 dollars already fairly pays for the service. The commission adjourned to room 3 on the third floor as observers filled the venue.
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Railroad Commission
So-Callen
Underwood Typewriters for Rent at Broad Street
Classified line notes Underwood Typewriters for rent at 52 North Broad Street and mentions an upright piano play by April Lippincott with a ribald song in a bar or venue.
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Underwood
N. Broad Street
April Lippincott
Daughters Vote Result Unknown in DAR Election
Washington April 20 with both administration and opposition parting claim victory for their candidates balloting for national officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution closed about o clock tonight. Tellers work through the night and a tomorrow morning announcement is expected. Administration backers say Mrs Matthew T Scott will lead as president general by about 200 votes while opponents predict Mrs W M C Story will win. Ten vice presidents general are to be chosen with Mrs Charles B Bryan and Mrs Edwin C Gregory named by administration and Mrs John Barrows and Mrs John C Christopher by the opposition.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Matthew T. Scott
W. M. C. Story
Charles B. Bryan
Tennessee
Edwin C Gregory
North Carolsnna
John Barrows
Arkansas
John C. Christopher
Florida
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City News
Wospital
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Hospitalty
Camp Wather
Sous Hok
Watkar
United Confederate Veterans
Hay
Wasemiule
Andax
Little Rock
Spalding
Splding Cotton Malts
Charles T
Jude Newman
Savannah
Ralah Hingham
Gigma Nustrom Tech
Atlanta Atumbi
Columbia
8. C
Chen
Doma
Ay Arts Beso
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Alianta
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
New York
Paris
Valenciennes
Battle Becins
Harry
Atlanta, Freight Bureau
Railroad ‘Commission
Moore
Consignor
Southern Railway Company
Riverside Naval Academy
Blue Ridge
Lake Warner
Acadmy
Studenta
Riverside
Hox 20
Gainesvvile
Claude Waller
C. Barham
Western and Atlantic
C. B. Northrop
Sanders McDaniel
L. Green
Randall Clifton
The
Southern
John J. Tye
C. D. Boyd
Louisville
Nashville
Randolph Anderson
L. E. Chaloner
Seaboard Air Line
J. B. Cumming
A. G. Jackson
Georgia Railroad
C. B. Kealhofer
Birmingham and
Atlantic
Noah
Wright
Central of Georgia
John M. Cutler
Georgia Southern and
Stenographers
Underwood Typewriter Company
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mgr