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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1921

Page

14

Local Retailers Cut Prices Amid Turmoil in Atlanta

R V Bergen of the Atlanta Retail Food Dealers Association argues that Atlanta grocers have reduced costs in line with dwindling producer prices. He questions a Moultrie report of 30 cent turkeys, cites scarce supply, and notes retailers' efforts to lower prices while packing houses seek higher wholesale rates. He points to declines in ham bacon pork and beef at retail, driven by competition and consumer demand, with local retailers aiming to ease living costs.

R. V. Bergen Atlanta: “Retail Food Dealers’ Association Atlanta Moultrie Resport Bergen Armour & Co R.G. Giles & Co Nashville Ruy Packing Housea Southeast Pelham Turkey LTS Ong Turk Beon Atlante

Prohibition Raids In Atlanta Find Few Liquor Bottles

Federal enforcement officers led by D J Gantt staged raids across Atlanta pool rooms and idling venues amid a crackdown on liquor and crime. After searching numerous sites and questioning occupants, only four bottles of liquor and one pistol were found while inspecting many White and Black patrons. Officers report the liquor is not present and emphasize the crackdown continues.

Atlanta D. J. Gantt Federal Roche Sig

Atlanta hip pocket crusade raids shock city officials

Federal agents and Atlanta city detectives conducted unannounced raids on pool rooms barber shops and other locales as part of a campaign to cleanse vice. Guards blocked entrances while officers searched pockets pants and coats for liquor or pills resulting in few arrests and a noted moral shift. Separately New York officials urged welcoming unskilled laborers to help meet infrastructure needs and reduce unemployment.

Aquor Piutola Atlanta Wedern Gantt Hia Prand Bose

Harding declines invitation to Southern Tariff Congress

President-elect Warren G. Harding regrets he cannot attend the Southern Tariff Congress in Atlanta January 27 to 29. In a letter to Governor Hugh M. Dorsey, Harding says travel and schedule constraints prevent his attendance though he hopes to visit the South during his administration. He also acknowledges the invitation from southern leaders and notes his desire for cordial national unity.

Hugh M. Dorsey Warren G. Harding Southern Tariff Congress Atlanta Ohio Harding Dorsey Southern’ Tariff, Association Congress America South Templete Concord Ilmant James A. Metcalf

Park Street Church Installs Officers For Coming Year

Installation of new church officers and a board of stewards was conducted Sunday by Rev. 8. P. Wiggins. A large congregation attended. Officers named include M. M. Davis as chairman and W. B. Disbro as vice president, with George E. Knott as secretary and E. Rodgers as treasurer. Stewards listed include J. H. Andrews, C. D. Baland, Dr. H. Booth, E. Eaves, L. B. Bradley, and many others.

P. Wiggins M. M. Davia Abtowarde B Disbro George BE. Knott TE. Rodgers J. H. Andrews C.D. Baland C.D. Baland, Dr H. Booths -E . Eaves LB. Bradley M. Cross V. Carter C.-M. Cistle W.T. Carte A. Calawell Chatham B. Eaves Ford G. A ‘Aril J. O. Barbrick Tino Alvin Lovingood J.B. Dance W._A. Moraland H. "H. McElroy He ‘T. Montague J. H. Merritt W. J. Rotorte J. McCahee A. Pabon Joseph ‘Roberts J. W. Simmons Burgess Smith J. Ey Tanskuey White Paul Wittehead K Word J.B. Zacherye

Southern Railway Extra Sleepers to New York

Southern Railway operates extra sleepers from Atlanta to New York on Saturday January 8 Sunday January 9 and Monday January 10 to accommodate attendees of the National Automobile Show. City Ticket Office 49 North Broad Street or call Ivy for reservations.

Southern Railway Atlanta New York Rumie Gal N. Broad St Ivy

Annual meeting of Enlistees at Holmes Institute observed

The annual meeting Thursday at 2 o clock, Rev W Williams presiding, opened with a speech outlining the work for the institution for the new year. Ray B Holmes reported itemized financials showing over inst students matriculated and 60 in boarding in 1920, many given free from parents unable to send them to public schools. The report on the new building noted progress with donations from citizens of both races. A resolution commending the report was offered by Rev H F Canady.

Holmes ’Institute W. Williams Mada Ray. B. ‘Holmes Ltstitute Canady

Unclear 1921 Constitution Trustees Ballot

Fragmentary notice from The Constitution Atlanta dated January 7 1921 outlining election of trustees and officers. Names such as Rev W Williams Rev G Gray and Rev Horace Williams appear amid garbled phrases about contributions subscriptions and finance duties.

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Correction Issued on Negro Women Arrests Report

A 1920 pollen report corrected an error in the published arrest figures for negro women. The record now states 3,181 arrests, not 13,310, as previously listed. The correction notes the misprint and reiterates the updated total.

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Says R V. Bergen The Retail Food: ‘Dealers’ Association Maier G Berkele National Immigration Council Senate Washington F. C G. Harley Ames Institute Aus Candler Building W. Wiliams PAC MOORE _ GLASSES Moore Service L. Moore & Sons Soa W. B. Colby Mar Grant Raeligh Cordovan Blacher Brown Vici Howe G. Washington Mr. Washington NTA Augusta ACON Meus Savannah Georgia Jackson ST Augustin Gainesville Atanta Atlanta Ionsumer Fayetteville N. C Ipo Lie Tampa Mia B.T.U Railroad Commission Georgia Railway and Power Company Ompany
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