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One of Jacobs’ Nine Drug Stores is near enough to you to .
enable quick delivery of any order you may telephone in.
Orders from any part of the city may be telephoned to the
Main Store at 6 and 8 Marietta, Ivy 1021, and delivery will
be made from the store nearest to you. .
South side patrons will be served more quickly by calling
Main 1740 at 102 Whitehall.
Patrons in other parts of the city will receive splendid
service by calling the number nearest to them.
, Buckhead Store, Hemlock 1480. ;
266 Peters Street, Ivy 1022.
Ponce de Leon Apartment Store, Ivy 333.
70 West Mitchell, Ivy 1023.
152 Decatur, Ivy 1024.
423 Marietta, Ivy 1025.
23 Whitehall, Main 62 or Main 70. '
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THE-ATLANTA GEORGLAN woiw 8 A Clean (vewspaper ror Southern Homes gy FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920,
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Ad Club Seeks to Ban All Ob
jectionable or Fraudulent
Advertising. :
Close inspection of all forms of
advertising in Atlanta with a view to
eliminating fradulent or objectionable
advertiging was being taken up Fri
day by the Advertising Club of At
lanta through its new vigilance com
mittee, appointed by President Dave
W. Webb at the luncheon Thursday
afternoon, .
The committee is composed of Har
rison Jones, chairman; Wilmer I.
Moore, Beaumont Davison, Fonville
McWhorter and J. M. Van Harlingen.
The club was addressed at its
luncheon by P. F. Nichols of the
Georgla Tech faculty, who spoke on
“Advertising as a Profession.” Mr.
Nichpls traced advertising from its
earliest days.
“John the Baptist was a great ad
vertisingg man,” he says. “He an
nounced himself as a ‘voice crying in
the wilderness.’”
Mr, Nichols took up the develop
ment of modern advertising and de
clared that it had been of tremendous
value in building up industries.
“Jt has made the luxury of yester
day the staple of today.” he said. “It
has created new wan)"f to be filled.
It has raised the staWdard of living
throughout the civilized world.”
Howard See, harpoonist of the day,
urged the club to use its efforts to
wards obtaining better school build
ngs for Atlanta, not only for the
schools’ sake, but because the exist-.
ing structures will be a poor adyer
tisement for Atlanta when the great
convention of advertising clubs is held
here, as {s expected, in 1921,
Haden Wants State to
y . .
Inspect Weevil Poison
A fight to have restored an appgo
priation making possible inspection 7
ingecticide used in wcombating the
boll weevil is being organized by
Charles ~ Haden, former president of
the Georgia Chamber of Commerce,
Without inspection, it i® declared, the
sale of worthless forms of caleium
arsenate, largely used against the
weevil, would be possible,
The danger Was poirted out to Mr,
Haden in a telegram from B. R. C'oad,
Louisiana expert, now government
entomologist; Dr. A. M. Soule, press
ident of the State College of Agrie
culture; and D. B. Osborne of the
Southeérn Fertilizer Association, al
ready have appealed to Georgia mem
bers of (ongress to have the ap
propriation reinstated,
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Central Officials in
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Atlanta on Inspection
Central of -Georgia Raillway offi
cials are jn Atlanta on ah inspection
tour, among them I. A. Downs, vice
president and general manager; %D,
Pollard, general superin‘endent; '€,
K. Lawrence, chief engineer; C. L.
‘Weaver, engineer maintenance of
ways; W. H. Fetner, motive power
superintendent; ¥. J. Robinson, gen
eral passenger agent; M. B. Smith,
superintendent Macon division; R, A,
Brimm, trainmaster, Macon division,
and J. H. Tamphin, supervisor bridges
and buildings, Macon division.
Mr. Downs will attend the Atlanta
Terminal Company directers’ meet
ing here Friday night. This is his
first trin to Atlanta. Under federal
control he was assistan® general man
ager of the Illinois Central.
Petition to Increase
Augusta Fares Argued
Argumerts on the petition of the
Augusta-Aiken Railway and Electric
Company for increasel ratéds on light,
power and street car fares, were heard
Thursday by the Railrcad Commis
sion. J. Prince Webster consumed
the moraing session speaking for the
increase., W. M. Howard and W. H.
Fleming, representing c¢il and ceotton
mills, spoke in opposition. The case
was continued Fridav niorning, Enoch
H. Callaway supporting the opposi
tion.
Archibald Blackbeéar, Augusta city
attorney, will conclude arguments, op~
pasing the petition on behalf of the
city.
Mysterious Malady
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Baffles Prison Officers
(By Universal Service.)
ALBANY, N. Y., March 11.—Two
inmates of Clinton Prison at Danne
mora have died, five have gone blihd
and twenty-five are victims of par
tial loss of vision as the result of
the outbreak of some mysterious mah
ady which is baffling State officials
and medical] men,
~ This was the announcement by
(‘harles 1. Rattigan, State superin
tendent of prisons, who returned to
Albany after a week’s investigation.
The first cases were discovered last
IPriday when several men reported
themselves as ill.
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$500,000 Estate Left
By Blyer to Widow
(By Internationak News Service.)
CHICAGO, March 12.—Approxi
mately $5000,00, the entire estate, ie
left to Mrs. Andrae Bleyer in the will
of. Clifford M. Bleyer, Chicago ad
vertising man who, with Mrs, Ruth
Randall, was found slain in the
latter’'s apartment.
Theater Manager Shoi
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As He Counts Receipts
(By International News Scrviug.
CHICAGO, March 12.—Police today
gsought two wel dressed young men
‘who late Wednesday night shot and
killed Willlamm Mils, manager of the
Crawford theater, as the latter stood
in the theater box office counting up
the receipts. No attempt at robbery
was made and the motive i 8 a mys
tery.
JOHNSON IS ACRUITTED.
GREENVILLE, 8. C.,, March 12 —R.
W, Johnson, ex-soldier. who was tried
on a charge of murder, following the
death of Lock Robeits, who was
struck and fatally wounued by 4
le'm:k driven by Johnscn, last August,
was acquitted,
Bergdoll Prepared for
Flight, Testimony Shows
(By International News Service.)
NEW YORK, March 12.—Testimony
to show that Grover (. Bergdoll,
wealthy Philadelphia draft dodger,
madeé ample preparations for his dis
appearance in the summer of 1917,
‘was introduced at his court-martial
hera yesterday.
John F. Bauder, president of the
First National Bank of Philadelphia,
testified Bergdoll withdrew sZu.ooo‘
the '‘day after the United States «l(\-}
clared war on Germany. In August, |
he said, Bergdoll drew out s?.:‘»(i“‘
more. Up to the time ghat Bergdoll
aisappeured, his withdrawals aggre
gated $50,000, b
CQNFERENCE REPORT PRINTED.
VASHINGTON, March 12.—The
printed report of President Wilson's
second industrial conference was for
mally deliveged at the White Hmmel
late yesterday. The report covers
nearly 40 printed pages,
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Allen-Chapman Company
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| PARIS, March 12.—Madamoiselle
ih‘pin(-l_\"fl pet monkey refused food
;sin(m the dancer left for New York
‘;m(l forcible feeding has been resorted
| to by the doctors who were called to
{attend the animal.
' It was announced that despite their
j(flflm'ts the. patient is fa éange? of |
{ déath from, starvation and sorrow |
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LABOR MEMBERS NOMINATED. i
WASHINGTON, March 12.—Nomi
nations on behalf of labor organiza
tions to the railroad labor board were
submitted to President Wilson yester
day. Ten names are on the list,
‘WasCott Ginger-Ale
EXCELLENT FOR INDIGESTION.
H. L. Singer Company, Distributors
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HARDWOOD FLOORING
OAK MAPLE BEECH
We are in position to make prompt shipment of hardwood floor
ing in both carlot and less carlot shipments, WWrite us for prices.
CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT CO,
Atlanta, Ga.
ifrnm which the President may select
the three representatives of the
brotherhods to serve on the commis
sion. Three representatives of the
railroad executives and three repre=
sentatives of the public will be
named.
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