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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1921

Page

3

Income tax totals for 1919 show record revenue

Washington July 24 government reports 1919 personal income taxes totalled 1.269 billion dollars, up 141.4 million from 1918. 5,332,760 returns filed. net income 19.859 billion, up 23.934 billion. New York led in returns and tax paid. District of Columbia high per capita net income. Louisiana tops per-capita tax.

Washington Internal Revenue Blair New York Fromennsylvania Bay North Carolina District of Columbia York Virginia Louisiana Reveenu Bureau South Carolina Tennessee Tees

Fake income tax experts must go

Washington July 24 Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair vows to stamp out fake income tax experts amid tax law revisions. He warns that those offering evade schemes will face extreme penalties and notes reputable professionals handle most taxation while a troublesome class claims special favors.

Washington Internal Revenue Blair Bureau Treasury Department

Loan Plan for Camp McElroy Eqquipping Discussed

Arrangements for a Sunday 2 pm meeting at Camp McElroy Lakewood Park will seek a loan to install running water shower baths electric lights and a large cooperative mess hall. W Woods White Atlanta Loan & Savings Co. will outline a plan aiding federally trained trainees to start improvements.

Camp McElroy Lakewood Park W Woods White Atlanta Loan & Savings Company McElroy Andy” McElroy United States Junior League Atlanta Woman's Club Ira E. Rebbits Federal Board of Vocational Training John M. Slaton M. Bryson J. L. Nicholson R. E. Asbell

Masons to Convene in Jonesboro for Fifth District Meet

About 2000 Masons from the district are expected to attend the annual convention in Jonesboro on August 10. J Ben Dante leads plans for degree work, with Mayor Whaley to welcome guests and Floyd Summers guiding ceremonies. A midday barbecue by Brother Upchurch, the Grotto band, and patrol exhibitions are featured, with more events to be announced later.

Fifth District Jonesboro Blue Lodge J. Ben Dante W. ¥. Whaley Floyd B. Summers Jonesboro Lodge Brother Upchurch Grotto Patrol Paris Daniel

Sheridan Waza Hotel Promotes Southern Hospitality

The Sheridan waza hotel sits in the North Shore social hub near shops theatres and parks. Managed by George F. Adams former Chamberlin Old Point Comfort and Plaza manager, it offers cuisine and service praised for southern hospitality. It features five hundred rooms with baths and refined furnishings, with special terms for extended stays and a booklet on request.

North Shore George F. Adams Chamberlin Old Point Comfort Plaza Esch Sheridan Road Wilkow Tall Belle

President Harding Enjoys Camp Ride and Sermon in Summer Camp

President Harding traveled to a remote Maryland hill camp with Thomas Edison Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone. He rode horseback for the second time since boyhood, ford a stream with ease, and attended an improvised outdoor service led by Bishop Anderson praising peace efforts. The crowd of mountaineers greeted him as Ford Edison and Firestone planned to move toward Asheville North Carolina.

Washington Harding White House Maryland United States Thomas A. Edison Henry Ford Anderson H Arding America Firestone Edison Clem Chiloh Ford, Edison Asheville N. C

Georgia Land Ads Draw Inquiries From 29 States and England

Georgia association reports widespread interest in Georgia lands from 29 states and England. Directors say advertising results favor counties that paid pledges, with investors invited to inspect offerings and producers to follow. Secretary F H Abbott coordinates responses, while volunteers push renewed efforts in delayed counties.

Middle West Georgia States England The Georgia Association Georgia Enterprise Boards of Trade F. H. Abbott Waycross H. G. Hastings Atlanta D.b&b. Osborne St. Elmo Massengale David W. Webb W. .W. Croxton

Cotton Growers Schedule 28 Meetings in Early Campaign

The Georgia Cotton Growers' Co operative association sets twenty eight meetings in four days from July 27 to mid August. Speakers Barrett and Elmore address farmers in multiple counties including Screven Warnesboro Monroe Jefferson and Dawson. Additional dates cover Cartersville Cremer Sylvester Minitrie and other towns through August 6 with various professionals touring to discuss educational topics.

Georgia. Cotton Growers' Cooperative Association Barrett A. A. Elmore Screven W. J. Walker Sylvania Warnesboro Monroe Jefferson Hates Cartersville Cremer Sylvester Minitrie Dawson Augst Cuthbert Spencers Association C. Tans Don Kansas Ted Tilman Crewford Danielsville Carnesville Tasend J.T' Whee Fonkcs TR Meftov Atlanta Will Lawrenceville Usader Wateryneville Dawsonville

Federal Reserve Rapped By Owen

Atlantic City July 24 Senator Robert I Owen of Oklahoma denounced the Federal Reserve Board for abdicating its powers to bankers He charged directors are banker loyal and that the board pushed deflation harming government credit and legitimate business The farmer and producer suffer as credit tightens and business stagnates nationwide

Atlantic City XN A Federal Reserve Robert I. Owen Oklahoma Sun Owen Federal Reserve ‘Bank Bord Federal ‘Reserve Board

Dr Bryant Delivers Talk at Colored Y M C A Butler Street

Dr James Bryant spoke to a large audience at the Butler street branch of the Colored Y M C A on community value. Professor B T Harvey addressed several hundred boys at the same hour on The Game of Life with illustrated rigging. Camp plans for August were announced and many boys enrolled. A charity option offers $5 to sponsor a boy for one week, with details from W J Trent, executive secretary.

James Bryant Butler Street N. D. Shamberguen William Crisikell B. T Harvey W. J. Trent The Associaum

Aged Man Struck by Car in Juliette Recovery Likely

Juliette Georgia July 24 Special John W Shivers 75 a prominent citizen and Confederate veteran was badly hurt after being struck by an automobile driven by O C Lynch The accident occurred when Shivers stepped in front of the car due to poor hearing Physicians say he has a good chance to recover and the crash was considered unavoidable

Juliette John W. Shivers O. C. Lynch Shivers

Atlanta firm to run Patton and Seminole hotels in south

Reports say the Dinkler company has closed a deal to transfer management of the Patton hotel in Chattanooga and the Seminole hotel in Jacksonville to the Atlanta hotel company. Frank Z Reynolds, Ansley hotel assistant manager, would become Patton manager if the deal closes. L. J. Dinkler leads the Georgia group with Kimball and Ansley portfolios. Carling Dinkler is at St Simons Island and not reachable.

Dinkter ™ Hote Jdnterests Patton Chattanooga Seminole Jacksonvile Atlanta Macon Frank ‘Z. Reynolds Ansley Constitution Atlanta Hotel Company

Biscuit Plant Robbed Again At Whitehall Street

Thieves entered the National Biscuit Company plant at 4657 Whitehall Street for the third time in three months, rifling a large safe and taking 115 dollars in cash. The burglary occurred shortly after midnight Sunday, with a rear window smashed as the method of entry, suggesting the same gang is involved.

National Biscuit Company Whitehall Street

Apalachicola Bay Projects Hearing Time Limit Set

The board of engineers for rivers and harbors will consider data on extending Apalachicola Bay Florida projects until August 5. A district engineer reports favorable to a survey extension, but the board declines further government work now.

Apalachicola Bay Clark Howell, JR Constitution Bureau Ruleigh Hotel Washington Constitution Board of Engineers Fivers Harris Georgia Apalachiloca Bay Florida

Greeks Smash Turkish Army Near Constantinople

Athens reports a rapid Greek victory over Turkish nationalists with Kemalist forces crushed. Greek troops consolidate along the Constantinople Konia railway, isolating four districts and stretching the front to over 200 miles, as further advances risk guerilla attacks.

Athens Constantinople- Konia Konia Angora Ismid Constantinople

Senator objects to Anti-Saloon league influence in Missouri appointments

Washington July 24 Senator Spencer of Missouri challenges the Anti-Saloon league role in enforcing officer appointments. He cites a candidate for prohibition director vowing to resign if the league disapproves and urges the state superintendent not to wield veto power over personnel. The letter, sent to Internal Revenue Commissioner Bigh, underscores concerns over centralized influential control.

Washington Spencer Missouri Internal Revenue Bigh Anti-Saloon League Prohibition League Anti-Saloan League H. Lindley W. C. Shupp

Seek Runaway Boy From West Point Area

An 11 year old boy, son of Will Button, ran away Friday afternoon from West Point. He weighs about 70 pounds, has light brown hair and blue gray eyes. He wore a blue shirt, dark knee breeches, a black cap and was barefoot. He has an aunt at 100 Orange street in Atlanta and other relatives in Manchester, Georgia. Parents are distressed.

West Point Will Button Ranaway Orange Street Atlanta Manchester

Birth Announcement for Virgil Sore Jr.

Mr and Mrs V E Addins of Delmay livehue announce the birth of a seven and one half pound son Virgil Sore Jr on July 23 The item includes additional society notes and a political update from Chicago regarding Governor Len Small and Mayor William Hale Thompson with possible plans following an arrest. Milledgeville Georgia also reports a summer weekly concert on courthouse lawn by the Milledgeville band directed by E R Nash with 28 players.

Chicago Len Smalls Politioal William Hale Thompson Small Hankaker Smill Sangamon Milledgeville Milledgevie E. R. Nash

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