Parker Wade Heads Southeastern Food and Drug Men
Dr H N Parker of Jacksonville Fla elected president of the Association of Food and Drug Men of the Southeastern States at a banquet closing the two day convention in Atlanta. Other officers named include Misa Bennett Stewart of Atlanta vice president A M Henry of Tallahassee Fla secretary and executive committee members Dr J H Heard Winston-Salem Dr A C Summers Columbia and Dr Joseph Calloway Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Association of Food and Drug Men of the
Ansley Hotel
Misa Bennett ‘Stewart
Atlanta
A. M. Henry
Tallahassee Fli
J. H. Heard
Winston-Salem
D. C
Department of Agriculture
Raleigh
N. Th
J. Owen
Tallahausee
Fin
Tallahassee
Fila
J. E. Bodenheimer
Talverson
Feed Control Officials’ Association
Owen
Veary
Biilesheimer
Hales
Dent
J. d. Browns
J. 3. Brown
Georgia
Belon
State Capitol
Hig
Commissioner Brown
Valentino to Headline Atlanta Dance Program at Auditorium
Rudolph Valentino and wife Winifred Hudnut appear in person for a feature dance program at the auditorium Friday night. He will award a silver trophy to the winning fox trot couple after the contest. Tickets go on sale Wednesday morning at Cable Piano. advance inquiries show strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Valentino
Ghiek
Winifred Hudnut
Atlanta
Valenting
Valentino
Cable Piano Company
Agreem
Griny
Head of Amherst College Resigns
Amherst college announces President Alexander Meiklejohn has resigned effective next June. Board of trustees chairman George A. Plimpton confirmed the move as the college seeks new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst College
Amherst
Alexander Meiklejohb
George A. Plimpton
Board of Trustees
Central of Georgia seeks bond issue to repay steamship debt
The Central of Georgia railroad, owner of Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah, asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to authorize a $1,000,000 issue of 5 percent gold bonds to be sold to Citizens and Southern of Savannah to retire the outstanding 7 percent bonds of the steamship company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Central of Georgia Railroad
Ocean Steamship Company of
Savannah
Interstate Commerce Commission
Citizens and Southern Company of
Steamship Corporation
German Veteran Claims Larsen Hired Him to Burn Plant
Ernest Buell, German war veteran, testified he fired the J L Aircraft plant at Central Park Long Island last February at the instruction of John L Larsen to collect insurance. He said he was paid weekly by a detective agency hired by Commercial Union Insurance. Larsen’s counsel promised to show a conspiracy to ruin Larsen’s reputation and noted an insurance suit for recovery of $18,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ernest Buell
J. L. Aircraft Corporation
Central Park
Long Island
John L. Larsen
Larsen
Buell
Commercial Union Insurance Company, A Limited
William J. Fallon
C. B. Wrishtman
Oklahoma
Tax Revision Open Forum Delayed To June 29 Here
F H Abbott secretary of the Georgia association announced on his return from the funeral of George Hetts that the tax revision open forum has been postponed to June 29. Incoming legislators Governor elect Clifford Walker and other state leaders were advised of the change. The program remains the same with the same speakers, now on the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Abbott
Georgu Association
George Hetts
Georgia
Clifford Mc Walker
Lamar Rankin Co Dinner For Visiting Merchants
Lamar Rankin Co will host a dinner Friday at the Chamber of Commerce in Atlanta for visiting merchants. F Stockdale and R G Pankow of the Western company in Chicago will discuss Retail Merchandising and The Retail Clerk and His Problems. The event begins at 7 o'clock with many of Atlanta’s leading druggists expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar & Rankin Drug Cio
Chamber of Commerce
F. Stockdale
R. G. Pankow
Western Company
Chicago
United States
Canada
Stockdale
Mr. Pankow
Mayor to Sign Water Rate and License Increase Measures
Two ordinances passed by the council will get mayoral approval. One raises water rates about 25 percent and the other boosts business license fees for 1928-24. Mayor Sims expects about 150000 additional revenue in six months from water charges and roughly 50000 from business licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
East Services Today for Henry T. Clark
Funeral services for Henry T. Clark a Fulton county resident and city construction department employee who died Monday will be held at 9 30 this morning at Immaculate Conception church Interment follows at Hollywood cemetery Barley Brandon in charge He was 76 and had lived in the county for more than six years Survived by his widow four daughters Mrs W M Andress Mrs Jane Faris of Gadsden Ala Mrs Il WM Trithie Ca Clark and two nephews William Vent mand George McAlpin and a sister Mrs G M McAlpin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Clark
Fulton County
Eployee
City Construction Department
Hollywood Cemetery
Barclay & Brandon
Clark
W. M. Andress
Jane Faris
Gadsden
Ala
WM. Trithie
William Vent $ Mand
George McAlpin
G. M. MeAlpin
Benefit performance for Soldiers' Hospital in Atlanta
Exquisite Terpsichote presented by Ruth Mobley and Rainbow players re enacts Love's Echoes a four act musical drama at the auditorium on June 27 with dance word and song. Following the play a dance will feature one of Atlanta's best orchestras. The benefit supports the Confederate Soldiers' hospital. Cast includes Charlotte Hancock Olga Stevens Jack Stevens Berten Moore John Hancock Kathleen Fendrick Marc B. Brown Ruth Mohler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mobley
Rainbow Players
Atlanta
Confederate Soldiers’ Hospital
Charlotte Hancock
Olga Stevens
Jack Stevens
Berten Moore
John Hancock
Kathleen Fendrick
Marc B. Brown
Ruth Mohler
Bandits Rob Bank in Barnsdall Oklahoma Raid
Four men robbed the Barnsdall National Bank at Barnsdall Oklahoma early today and escaped with 5000 dollars according to reports received there. The bandits carried out a swift daylight robbery in the Barnsdall city area about 15 miles southwest of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Okla
Barnsdall National Bank
Barnsdall
Here
Prohibition Chiefs Shifted In Nationwide Reassignment
Washington June 19 A sweeping shift in prohibition divisional chiefs was announced by Director Haynes effective July 1. F A Hazeltine moves from Philadelphia to the Florida Porto Rico division and RR B Sama moves from North Carolina Virginia to Philadelphia to replace Hazeltine. Haynes said the mobile general agents force allows two to three yearly territorial changes and eight of eighteen areas saw changes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
F. A. Hazeltine
Philadelphia
Wag
Florida-Porto Rico
RR. B. Sama
North Carolina-Virginia
Hazeltine
Baptist Young People's State Meeting Opens
More than 1,400 delegates from 1,000 Baptist Young People's unions in Georgia gathered at the Baptist Tabernacle as the 29th state convention opened with Mayor Walter A. Sims giving the welcome. The program featured remarks by Rev. Spencer B. King, lectures by William Russell Owen on the sabbath church, and sermons by Dr. Hansford L. D. Tohn eau. Morning sessions included leaders and officers with addresses by Dr. Harry Clark and Dr. Fred A. Agar, as well as solos by John Hoffman and Lucy Hearne. The event runs through Thursday evening with an extended program Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People's Union
Georgia
Baptist Tabernacle
Walter A. Sims
Joe Broughton
Tabernacle Bible Class
Sims
Tabernacle
Spencer B. King
Blakey Baptist Church
Blakely
Hansford LD
Tohneau
Vado Baptist Church
John TD
Hoffman
Atlanta
Lucy Hearne
Chickamauga
Albert Qrattlebaum
Statesboro
Guy Jones
Kirkwood
H. Lewis Batts
Harry Clark
Tennessee
Fred A. Agar
New York
Southern Faculty Conference Making Progress in Blue Ridge
At Blue Ridge North Carolina on June 19 a new regional organization for southern colleges and universities convenes with the Southern Student Conference. Noted figures Dr. Harlow of Turkey and Mr. Barnett of China present seminarations on Near East industry problems. Nearly every southern college is represented and participants praise the progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
N. C
Specia
South
N.C
Harlow
Turkey
Barnett
Ching
Near East
Danger Signals of Indigestion Describe Early Symptoms
A vintage health warning warns that indigestion can be deadly and outlines five signs: gas, fullness after eating, dullness from poor nourishment, restless sleep, and later heart flutter. Urges immediate action with Dan-Nax, claiming quick aid to stomach, liver, and bowels, with a druggist refund if not relieved.
New York University Cure Claim for Rheumatism
New York June 19 Medicine experts announced a claimed cure for rheumatism by injections of a serum from a bacterium and said 80 percent success in 5 000 cases. Doctors credit the bacterial serum as the disease cause. The report also notes Bellevue Hospital radiology advances and patient Anna Ellin shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York University Medical Cpilege
Bellevue Hospital
Anna Ellin
Brokerage Firm Officials Guilty of Fraud in Mail Scheme
Fred A. Bribel, former head of Kriebel & stock brokers, now bankrupt, and Henry Pombery, New York representative, were found guilty by a federal jury in Chicago of using the mails in a scheme to defraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred A. Bribel
Kriebel & Stock Brokers
Henry Pombery
New York
Wilkerson
Widen Forrest Avenue urged by local property owners
At a Forrest Avenue meeting held in Dr E C Thrash’s office about 75 percent of interested owners signed a petition supporting widening from 50 to 60 feet to ease traffic and boost business value. A five member committee will coordinate with county commissioners and civic authorities. Dr Thrash elected chair and J S Reisman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Avenue
Peachtree
Boulevard
E. C. Thrash
Dr. Thrush
J. S. Reisman
Mrs. Alice Turner Dies at Baptist Hospital
Mrs. Alice Cabaniss Turner, Atlanta woman and widow of Colonel James E. Turner of McDonough, died Tuesday morning after a long illness at Georgia Baptist Hospital. Funeral to be held at 2 PM today at Barclay & Brandon chapel with Rev. Ashley Jones officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Turner
Baptist Hospital
Alice Cabaniss Turner
Atlanta
James EH
Turener
McDonough
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Barclay & Brandon
Asbby Jones
Commanders Named for New Steamers in Savannah
Savannah Ga June 19 B Rel Richardson vice president and general manager of the Ocean Steamship company announced today that Captain M A Harmond, presently commanding the steamship Montgomery, will assume command of the steamship City of Chattanooga when available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
B. Rel Richardson
Ocean Steamship Company
M. A. Harmond
Montgomery
City of Chattanooga
Ship City of Birmingham to be launched with Birmingham sponsor
Chief engineer T. C. Smith of Montgomery will sail the Chattanooga bound vessel with Captain Addison F. Johnson in command of the steamship Louis. J. H. Peres, chief engineer, accompanies Johnson to Birmingham. Dorothy Patton of Chattanooga acts as sponsor and Rose Smith of Birmingham will christen the Birmingham ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.c.] Smith
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Addison F. Johnson
Dow
8. Louis
Binningham
J. H. Peres
Johnson
Birmingham
Dorothy Patton
Chattamooga
Rose Smith
Owners seek U S action to free seized ship
Tacoma, June 19. General James M. Ashton of the Phoenis Trading company says owners of the s kom in north en Siberia telegraphed Washington to move for the vessel's release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
James M. Ashton
Phoenis Trading Company
Skom
Siberia
Washington, D. C
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Georgia Food and Drug Inspection Department
J. H. Heald
H. W. Parker
Shiek
Screen
Anna
Franklin & Cox
Whitehall
Calabana
the Moving Picture Route
Pacific
Northwest
Salt Lake City
Colorado
St. Louis
America
Curlington
The
Burlington
Burlington Travel Bureau
Healey Building
Walnut
H.R. Todd
Baucier
Ayer
Msico
Central OF Cori
EAST
Oklahoma Bank
DSN
Baptist Young People’s State Meeting
Herbert Dradshiow
Fitzgerald
Annie Tranver
Sandersville
Mise Blossom ‘Thompson
Rome
Channing P. Haynes
W. H. Preston
Southern
al Lee
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Mer Denough
First, Baptist Church
Augusta,h- Turner
Dargan & Turner
Allen K. Turner
James H. Turner
New Orleans
F.C. Cabaniss
Henry §. Cabaniss
Atlants
Byrd
Panama Canal
Canal
Byrd Printing Co
Byrd Building
Atlanta. GA
A. Bird of
Ask
U. S
King Hardware Company
Peachtree St
Candler Bldg
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