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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1923

Page

16

Entertain Denver Jurist at Lunch

Judge Wilmer F. Denions head of the Denver Bar attended a Friday luncheon at the Capital City club with J. Prince Webster. The Georgia attendees included Judges James Vines Warner Hill Price Gaunt Arthur G. Powell Laugh St Dorsey Walter Calquitt and others.

Wilmer F. Denions Denver, Col Bar Association Bgnoc Capital City Club J. Prince Webster Atlanta Henin Kappa Sigma Fraternity James Vines Warner Hill Price Gaunt Georgia Supreme Court Arther G. Powell Laugh St. Dorsey Walter F. Calquitt Charles Murphey Candler cCharles Davia Figgh M. Willett

Danger Signals Of Indigestion Warn Of Menace

The piece urges readers to beware indigestion as a dangerous disease that weakens vigor and can be fatal. It lists signs such as food fermenting in the gut, fullness after meals, a bloated stomach pressing on heart and lungs, a dull lazy feeling, restlessness, and occasional chest fluttering. It promotes Dan-Nax as a remedy, claiming it aids digestion and offers a money back guarantee if relief isn’t felt. Delay is warned as dangerous.

Officers Elected by Traffic Club for Ensuing Year

Officers for the ensuing year were elected at a Quarter Masters' Association meeting in the Red Track building. Col. James Reagan was named president, Lt. Col. I. K. Sharpe vice president, Capt. G. Hotsenback second vice president, Capt. John E. Elliott secretary and treasurer, and Major John M. Powers member of the board of directors. Major G. J. Hawes Jr. and Capt. William Conatze gave short talks.

Quartermasters’ Association Red Ttack Col James Reagan Ol. I. KB. Sharpe G. Hotsenback John EF. Elliott John M. Powers Directory G. J. Hawes, Jr William &. Conatze

Officers Named At Atlanta Traffic Club Election

The annual Traffic club of Atlanta met at the Kimball house and elected officers. J. W. White became president, J. L. Edwards first vice president, M. L. Emmert second vice president, TF. HB. Curtis secretary, and EF. Cotterill general counsel. Board members include S. Z. Stringfellow and N. G. King.

Traffic Club of Atlanta Kimball House J._.W. White Ducktown Sulphur, Copper and Iron Company J. L. Edwards A. B. & A. Railway Mlm. Emmert

Methodist Barbecue at Piedmont July 4

Wesley Memorial church plans a barbecue at Piedmont Park on July fourth from 2 to 2 o'clock. Funds raised aid the organ fund under the Women's Circle auspices. Tickets available at the church for a moderate sum.

Piedmont Wesley Memorial Church Piedmont Park Orgen Fund Iadien’ Circle Churea

Last Rites for Mrs Sallie Coogler at Orchard Knob Baptist

Funeral services for Mrs Sallie Allene Coogler who died Thursday morning were held Friday afternoon at Orchard Knob Baptist church. Interment followed at College Park with A C Hemperles of East Point in charge. The widow of Cap Coogler she was 82 and had lived on Jonesboro road for ten years.

Sallie Allene Cobjler Jonesfore Road Orchard Knob Baptist Church College Park A. C. Hemperles East Point

Policeman Captures Alligator in Barn Near Home

Officer C. Johnson of 3101 Metropolitan Avenue found a three foot alligator in the barn behind his residence Thursday afternoon after his dog barked. Armed with a pistol and flashlight, he entered the barn and captured the reptile, intending to keep it as a pet.

C. Johnson Metropolitan Avenue Mr. Johnson Ani Tohnson

Georgia Generals and Confederate Memorial Plea in Rome

A Rome memorial note honors Captain Jamey J. O Neill of the Sixth Confederate cavalry and recalls William Yancey as a key antebellum figure. The Stone Mountain Confederate Monument association seeks to raise Atlanta’s $250 600 quota and then Georgia’s $250 000 to complete the central figures and Memorial Hall for the monument.

Mary A. O'Neill Rome Jamey J. O'Neill Sixth Yorktown Gettysburg Chickamauga Mossy Creek Stegacen Atlanta Johnston Yanecey William EB. Yancey Patrick Henry National House of Representatives Montgomery Ala Charleston Douglas Baltimore Breckenridge South Carolina Union North Great Britain France Davis Yancey Senate Ben Hill Georgia Twill Yaney Vicksburg Confederacy Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association Stone Mountain Memorial Hall

One Boy Killed and One Injured in Car Crash

Hugh Fleming 13, son of Mr and Mrs M F Fleming of 213 South Ashby street, killed while returning from a Bible class at West End Presbyterian church. Clifford Ashburn fatally injured nearby as officers pursued a speeding car. Suspects captured after police seized a high powered auto near Douglasville. Survived by sister Berthania. Body taken to the chapel of Harry G Poole. funeral plans not finalized.

Bible Assistance Hugh M. F. Fleming South Ashby Street West End Presbyterian Church Dickerson Vinson Claude Ashburn W.l.alexander Douglasville Berthania Harry G. Poole

Mancharged with Bigamy In Fulton County Tower

Gent of 19 West Cainsties is jailed in Fulton county tower on bigamy charges for marrying the 12 year old sister of his first wife. McLeod arrested Friday afternoon and held on 1000 dollar bond. Following an inquiry by Mrs. Annie H Payne matron at Terminal station the warrant was issued and the case set before Judge Luther Z Rosser in municipal court Saturday morning. The Carlton girl told Mrs Payne.

Grove Andy Maygie Ruth McLeod Atlanta Arewell Mc Feod McLeod Moultrie Gent West Cainsties Fulton County Fol

Minister under cloud over hidden marriage records

A Georgia minister allegedly tied to a contentious series of nuptials amid accusations of coercion and threats. Officials say a marriage license for Meli to Dora Carlton was secured in Atlanta while another for Cal McLeod and Dora Carlton linked to Cartersville is in question. The minister claims many ceremonies prevent memoranda and denies recalling the ceremonies. A distressed May 25 witness describes coercive behavior and threats of violence.

Cal McLeod and Dora-Carleton

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