Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, May 23, 1912, EXTRA, Page 4, Image 4

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4 SOCIAL EVIL IS IN HM Os POLICE Charter Amendment Giving the Chief Power to Close Guilty Hotels Being Drafted. Under instru*’: m- from council. C ity Attorney Jtayron if iw drafting ■ charter amendment which will give tin city police power to arbitrarily ' lose all hotels that fostm the "aerial evil." The resolution was introduced in council by Orville Hall at the request of the vice commission and is ’lie first move m the campaign against ' i Members of the ■ wnnw Mor - >y thev expect to close numbers of pm it houses in Atlanta run under the guise of ho tels. They believe this to be the most important step that can he taken to ward social reforms Council has formally turned down the petition of the Trances Wil lard chapter of the Georgia W. C. T C. for woman representation on the vice commission. J' "as done on the rec ommendation of the police committee of council. No action was taken on the suggestion of the committee that a separate commission of women might be created. Except for the voluntary suggestion? that women 'may make to the vice com mission. th* worsen "f Atlanta will, therefore, have no official part in the Investigations and proposals for re forms. How's This? rffFr On* Hundred Dollar b Reward for anr car* of Catarrh that tan not cured b Hal! f Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O fb° undersigned, bar* v i Cnener for th* laIS years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac tions and financially able tn carry out any obligations made by bls firm WILDING. KINNAX A- MARVIN. Wholesale Drugjnsta. Toledo. O Hairs Catarrh Cur* Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces r*t th* system. Testimonials sent fr?i» Price 75 rents per bottl* 1 . Sold by nil d rn grists Take Hall's Fatnih Tills for constipation. GET IT TODAY! "■RfWBW ii J I 'll in |i ii liny ini !>fi|j!jj" "■'.'■■l !' J LJ! - ....L ■ ‘"Wg-.TWP '."l l *' 'I '! 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'” l ’ b 7'..7 ,rp - I ■l-ir.-nrir- Vith comparative figme, * * nt 1lF?n and a 1 ! citie and & ’ •'•■ ■ •'• ' 1 ■ ■ • r.V IVIAH., 15 CENTS g.XTKA Top TOi'iTACf. * n 'Tf 1.000 i m*<re inhabitants jairamjiMWrawi Boys’ Corn Club For Negroes Fostered by Local School League In th* inter*.=rt of rural uplift among negrofs the Atlanta Federation of Ne gro Schools, which consists of Atlanta inti ■ rs'lty. i lark university, Atlanta B-tpt'St college. Spelnian seminary. Gammon Theological seminary, Morris Fr” vn college, has decided to stimulate and encourage self-help among negroes md to co-operate with the people of ‘the mate and of trie- South in th* im provement >f farm life P. C. Parks, farm director of ' lark university, made this s itemeni about it: A- a lin* for common co-operative work th* federation has decided upon the boys- corn clubs among the negro bo?.. of Georgia. Nine • ounties have already been organized, with ,322 boys contesting The committee also recom mended a corn show to be held this frill. This was adopted and S2OO ap propriated by the federation to be given a. prizes " TARHEELS INVITE ALL NORTH STATE MEN TO JOIN ORGANIZATION The North Carolina Society of At lanta today invites all 'Tar Heels" and defendants of "Tar Heels" to affiliat*- with it in conserving th* memories of the Old North State. It is estimated that there are 1,000 "Tar H-els" in A - At an evening dinner at the Geor gian Terrace, commemorating the an niverpirx of the signing of th* Meck lenburg Declaration of Independence, a permanent organization was effected. Shepard Bryan was named president. Dr. John E. White, vi'-e president: T F. Higdon, secretary, and Dr E. G. Bal linger, treasurer. Burton Smith. J J. Disoswav and P. P McDuffl' -were chosen directors. It was decided that the next meeting would be held at the I.Diversity club, when a reception would b* given to Judge Jeter C Pritchard, ex-l.'nited Slate? senator from North Carolina, who comes to A tian’a in Jun* to d* • liver th* addicts at flic Georgia Tech commencement THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: THTRSDAY, MAY 23. GE?CASTOBIA J For Infants and Children. | Ulßii Kll,a ou Have imsMi Always Bought i IflU* ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT * j AVegpiaHePrqiaraiionlbrAs n ~ Z |s2§ bears the / AZ V nessandßestContaiitsneittitf! g i\ Ir Egg Opium .Morphine nor MatraE kA MI r mg - \/\f J Rrr:ff ■”f OltJ t JF W KHIMfE RmtJm Srtd~ EBtag jUxSm/bH- I ' i it.. 1- | Hffll'lw HttMleUh- I A in R<EC t 4 fl 1 / u LA PogX I M | lino aj* USB IcSftA o AperffO Remedy for ransflju I «.y tlon.Sour Stonarh.Diarriincj 1 11/ n « Wnrms£oiTvulsioiis.frvwisl) \ K rfl F 111/TF ness and Loss of Sleep. \J IUI UlUl FacSinnle Sifwtur? of T I ' ■ If fe *g_ Thirty Years eIIOCASTORIA Exact Copy of Wrapper. TM , - tN » a . 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