Storekeeper’s endorsement of Priest’s Indigestion Powder
Miss Myra T Mills of Stonington Maine, a noted local storekeeper, writes from Priest Drug Co Bangor Maine praising Priest’s Indigestion Powder for relief from indigestion. She says it helped her and that she recommends it to others. For sale by all druggists or order from wholesalers. Sam ple sent free. Mention paper. Jacobs Pharmacy Co operates ten drugs stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra T Mills
Stonington
Priest Drug Co
Bangor
Priest
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Judges at Large Planned for WLS and Courts Reorg
Attorney General Daugherty urged President Harding and Congress to create 18 federal judges at large to relieve crowded dockets. Plan includes annual senior circuit judges conference with the chief justice and attorney general. The judges would serve wherever needed, not by circuit, and a commission drafted the reform with Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Judiciary Committee
House and
Senate
Daugherty
United States
John Sater
Ohio
W. I. Grubb
Alabama
John C. Pollock
Kansas
William H. Hayward
New York
Charles F. Cline
Chicago
Taft
Mr. Daugherty
Atlanta Attorney Cleared of Assault Charge
W Moyers an Atlanta attorney with offices on North Pryor Street was exonerated of charges of attacking an elderly man M A Sockwell 56 in East Point A commitment hearing before Judge R F Thompson heard that Sockwell assaulted Moyers with a walking stick during a dispute over a law case at a client’s home Moyers knocked the stick away and disarmed Sockwell of a bottle authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W T. Moyers
Atlanta
Pryor Street
M. A. Lockwell
R. F. Thompson
East Point
Sockwell
Moyers
Hast Point
Atlanta to return alleged thief to city for trial
Frank Rivers of Atlanta was arrested in Charleston South Carolina and held by Charleston police on a charge of stealing an automobile belonging to Ivy Register of Broxton Georgia. Detective Lowe will bring Rivers to Atlanta. he recently escaped from officers on Decatur Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rivers Atlantan
Charleston
Ivy Register
Broxton
Atlanta
Lowe
Hivers
Decatur Street
Island War Weapons Exhibit At Southeastern Fair
Captain P C Geyer, commanding local marina recruiting, will display two weapon collections taken from Haiti and Samoa during his island service. Stiles Hopkins and Dr L Huff will address the good of order committee at 3 PM Sunday at 2818 Capitol Avenue. Hopkins is a Gate City council member. Huff sits on Armistice council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitain
P C. Geyer
Haiti
Islands
Stiles Hopkins
L. Huff
United American Mechanics and Daughters of America
Capitol Avenue
Hopkins
Gate City
Dr. Huff
Armistice Council
Honey Week urged to aid Georgia beekeeping growth
Georgia beekeepers rally in Macon for Honeyweek November 6 to 13 as Governor Hardwick may proclaim it. J. J. Wilder of Waycross re elected president with L. W. Walker as secretary treasurer and five vice presidents named. About 1000 beekeepers attended, adopting a constitution and bylaws and planning exhibits at the Georgia State Fair and Southeastern Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia Beekeepers’ Association
Wider
Waycross
L. W. Walker
John W. Cash
Bogart
T. W. Livingston
Norman
Georgia
J. J Wilder
National Honey Producers Association
Negro Business League Members Guests at Outing
After the National Negro Business League session, Alpha Phi Alpha members and guests visited Dr James G Sierra’s farm near Atlanta. Attendees included Bishop Jones, Emmett J Scott, L B Moore, Norman L McGree, and Charles Stewart. The event featured a Georgia watermelon cutting and welcome by Attorney A T Walden with local hosts providing cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Negro Business League
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
National Negro College Fraternity
James G. Sierra
Alpha Zeta
At- Tanta
Tony
Bishop Rober &. Jones
Execuive
National Nero Business Legue
New Orleans
Emmett J Scott
The
Business League
Howard University
Washington
Operatic Concert Company Organized In Atlanta Friday
The Nora Allen Operatic Concert company was formed in Atlanta to bring high class musical entertainment to southern cities. Eb Volpi leads as artistic manager and Robert Bryan Harrison as business manager. The lineup features Nora Allen and a roster of noted singers including Regina Rambo Benson Martha Ellis Cooper and Inez Marvin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Allen Operatic
Atlanta
Sig. EB Volpi
Robert Bryan Harrison
New Thought Alliance of Georgia
Nora Alen
Chicago Grand Opera Company
West
Peachtree Street
America
Proposal by mail leads to wedding in Atlanta home
Miss Leonora Long of Saluda South Carolina and E P Wildeman of Greenwood South Carolina were wed Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C P Taylor 740 North Boulevard Following a telegram and a legn courtship Miss Long staying in Atlanta received a special delivery letter arranging marriage Wildeman is news editor of The Greenwood Index Journal They will reside in Greenwood Mrs Long formerly operated a mercantile in Saluda The article also notes an ostrich plume fact but is not central to the wedding story
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Long
Saluda
E. P. Wildeman
Greenwood
S&c
C. P. Taylor
North Boulevard
Miss Long
Wildeman
Relaxing Rules for Georgia Postmasters Prompted by Politics
Washington reports that postmaster vacancies in Georgia are no longer strictly filled by examination. The Civil Service Commission was asked to pause exams in recently upgraded third and fourth class offices while the Post Office weighs nominating fourth class officials for Senate confirmation. The shift follows Republican pressure to place appointees aligned with the administration, reducing holdovers from the previous Democratic regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
Hays
Georgia
Postoffice Department
Civil Service Commission
Reception plans set for 1922 International New Thought Congress
Atlanta will host the International New Thought Alliance congress from July 16 to 24 1922 with over 2000 attendees. Robert Bryan Harrison announced the program featuring public healing meetings lectures and daily sessions at the Wesley Memorial church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jounth International New Thought
Éaibanes Congress
Atlanta
Robert Bryan Harrison
Alliance In
Georgia
Wesley Memorial Church Auditorium
Harrison
Alliance
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Cole
Detective Sturdivant Arrests Roofing Theft Ring at Oakland Site
In daylight near Oakland cemetery Detective T. O. Sturdivant nabbed George Green, 70 Juniper Street, accused of loading roofing materials from J. L. Womack & Co at 11 Oakland Avenue. He named accomplices Jim Yancey and Jim Dean, also arrested on burglary charges after two weeks of surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Cemetery
T. O Sturdivant
J. L. Womack & Co
Oakland Avenue
Sturdivant
George Green
Juniper Street
Jim Yancey
Phoenix Alley
Jim Dean
B_ Martin street
Green
Womack Company
East Point Schools to Open September
East Point schools will open September six as announced by Superintendent J T McGee. On August twenty second he will begin issuing tickets required for all children to secure by paying a small incidental fee. The central school building is being repainted with fire gongs and more desks added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Point Echaiis
J T. McGee
Broad Street Jay Walking Show Delights Noon Crowd
A playful street vignette on Broad street where two traffic cops stage a noon daily spectacle. Pedestrians are halted to retrace steps, drawing cheers from onlookers as a public curbside comedy unfolds near government offices and the Grant and Empire buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Warwick
Willie Shakespeare
Broad Street
Marietta
Walton
Grant Building
Empire Building
Federal
Beavers, Johnson and Poole
Derailment blocks rails nine hours near Braswell Georgia
Wreck of Southern freight train No. 63 occurred near Braswell six miles from Rockmart Friday afternoon. Eleven cars derailed eight loaded ones overturned. No injuries reported. Tracks torn up over about 1000 yards, five hours needed to clear. Traffic Atlanta to Rockmart rerouted via Seaboard line. Conductor J G Thatch and engineer H Haire aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Braswell
Rockmart
Southern Railroad
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Tracin
J. G. Thatch
H. Haire
Schools in College Park Open Sept 12 With Enlarged Accommodation
College Park Schools will open September 12 using the Temple Avenue auditorium to add room. No tuition for town residents. outside students pay three dollars monthly in primary and grammar grades and five dollars monthly in high school. Superintendent offices in Temple Avenue building open from 8 to 4 starting Monday August 22 for registration cards. Parents urged to register children early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Avenue
College Park
Excursion to Jacksonville Fla and Return Final Limit
Jacksonville excursion departs Atlanta at 7 30 p m arrives back in Jacksonville August 29th round trip seven dollars Sleepers and day coaches Tickets available at City Ticket Office 18 Walton St or by phone Ivy numbers listed Central of Georgia Ry Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Atanta
Die Flyer
City
Walton St
Ivy
Central OF Georgia Ry.adv
Over 50 Changes Made in Tax Bill in House Session
Washington reports the house adopted more than fifty amendments to the Republican tax bill in a five hour session. Key moves included removing the 3 percent tax on proprietary medicines and reducing cereal beverage tax. An amendment to tax relief for charitable gifts under 5 percent of net income passed, while a heated debate over treating foreign trade corporations as domestic for tax purposes ended with the amendment approved 143 to 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Byrnes
South Carolee
Dif
Richardson Heads Rail Surgeons Meet in Macon
Macon Ga August 19 Special Dr Charles H Richardson of Macon was elected president of the Georgia Railway Surgeons association at the close of its third annual convention at Indian Spring Wednesday night Macon was chosen as the next meeting place to be held August 18 1922 Other officers named were J M Smith Valdosta first vice president W R Arnold Atlanta second vice president Cleveland Thompson Miflen third vice president J W Palmer Riley secretary treasurer Executives elected included J G Dran Daw son GA Fort Atlanta Enotch Callaway WaGrange J M Spence Camilla Henry C Whelchel Douglas Drs J W Palmer and H W Terrell named representatives to the American Railway Association meeting in Chicago March 1922
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Charles H. Richardson
Georgia Railway Surgeons Association
Indian Spring
J M Smith
Valdosta
W. R Arnold
Atlanta
Cleveland Thompson
Mifen
J. W. Palmer
Riley
J G Dran
Dawson G A. Fort
Enoch Callaway
WaGrange
J. M Spence
Camilla Henry C Whelchel
Douglas
J W Palmer
H W Terrell
American Railway Executive Association
Chicago
Plan for Camp Lindley Family History Publication
More than 600 Camp and Lindley kin gathered for the thirty-fifth reunion at Grant Park Georgia. A reunion association was formed and plans laid to publish a history of the two families. Speakers A O Blalock and William Camp of Douglasville addressed attendees, with a basket dinner and five generations present led by Ray Camp aged 90. The youngest, Little Miss Brace lve, three and a half months old, is among attendees. Next year the gathering will return to Grant Park on the second Wednesday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Lindley
Georgia
Grant Park
Lindleys
South Carolina
Alabama
A .O Blalock
William Camp
Douglasville
Ray Camp
Compton
Jana
Miss Bracelve
Georgia Avenue
Elizabeth Brock
Fairpbays
Lithia Springs
Powder Springs
Advance of 40000 for cotton export loan
Washington August 19 the War Finance corporation announced an advance of 40000 to a southern bank to finance the export of 800 bales of cotton. The cotton will be stored in an American warehouse under an export agreement and proceeds from the sale will repay the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Greek ex premier Demetrios Rhallys dies aged 95
Athens reports the death of former Greek prime minister Demetrios Rhallys at 95 after a long illness. An octogenarian statesman, he led the cabinet that authorized the plebiscite on King Constantine's return and served after Vanizelos' defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Associated Press
Demetrios Rhallys
Greece
M Rhellys
Vanizelos
Constantine
Weather Prophesy On Horse Latitudes By Local Forecaster
Local weather expert C. F. von Herrmann discussed Friday the concept of horse latitudes and how heat rising near the equator leads to calm zones between latitudes 30 and 35. He explained winds and the Gulf Stream are not the sole reasons for winter warmth differences between Antwerp and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
C. F. von Herrmann
von Errmann
Antwerp
Ebelum
New York
N. Y
von Herrmann
Noton
Gulf Stream
America
Asia
California and Europe Shaped by Pacific Weather Link
The article notes California linked to Pacific weather predominance, influencing Europe and China aligns with the eastern U S coast. It discusses how the westerly sea from Europe to the Pacific region affects climate patterns and regional conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
California
China
United States
Painter Arrested in Organ Theft at Central Baptist Church
HOL Akridge, painter of 141 Nele son street, arrested Thursday afternoon and charged with stealing parts of the church pipe organ at Central Baptist Church on Forsyth street and Trinity avenue. Held on $5,000 bail by Recorder Johnson to appear before the grand jury. Polite praise by Detect. lives in securing Akridge, with We McLarty, attorney for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hol Akadge
Neleson Street
Central Baptist Church
Forsyth Street
Trinity’ Avenue
Johnson
Akridge
We McLarty
Hightower Held to Higher Court in Murder Case
San Francisco August 19 itinerant baker William Hightower was held to the superior court on a charge of murdering Rev Patrick Beslin Colma Catholic priest. The report notes a shift from self-supporting in lumbering to imports and presents figures on New England wood and forest investments and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightower
San Francisco
William Aightower
Patrick Beslin
Colma Cath
Alice Priest
Tumbery
New England
American Forestry Association
Watkins for City Office Campaign Plea
A local plea urges residents to support Mr. Watkins in upcoming city government elections. The writer insists Watkins entered civic duty, not for pay, and notes friends campaign for him while he remains busy with his law practice. Readers are asked to contact the writer at 904 Fourth National Bank building for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Watkins
Eighth Ward
Atlanta
Eigth Ward
Watkins
Fourth National Bank Building
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Gatice. 5 Without Epithe Gee Geoee Medical Advisor, Co
Aare Ga
Eas. S.S
Belle Isle
Miss Mills
Sloan’s
Sloan
WLS
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
J. W. Sherman
Stapleton
C. Breckmans
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Georgia State Horticultural Society
Cordele
Negro Business League
I. N.T. A. Congress
Long Cemetery
Jay-Walkers
Richardson
Dixie Bank
Stone
Express
Parks-Chambers
Hardwick CO
Imperial Hotel
Peachtree
Ivy Streets
Mr. Watkins
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