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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-14
Uriidemtriimsn,er
8nroen arifern bon ben GonntpfDm.
miiiartn neiitbieteno periteisert.

1ie 1riininer bon iieben onrf bic
lcete Sod)flutb 3eritorten griiden I'M
peridleoenen 5bellen oes County
piroeR bon ben Gonntufomnilidren
|BelegentIidl ibrer geitrigen SibanJ
|tnelitbieteuo neriteigert unO Der 0e.
lonulltertrag Der Mutton BELIEF it'd
dni $500, fu1breno Die betreiienoen
grilden uripriinglid) benz GoAiltu
lniht lpeHi1er ais 500, 900 gefoitet
batten.
Is bntte iif eiHc onichiilide slns
5abl Don 9ietern eiltgeiunoer, a6er
Die Iriimnler bon iechs griifeu lDllr.
ben Don Soiepb 9olDberger pom
glDnner Ge61uoe critanoeu, ipdDreno
Die Heite Der iiebenten bride Wlos.
foiDiB gtos. faiiiten. Ter bod]iie
'ereis, i;dmlid SiS25, uuroe iiir
Die Jriimner Der Bride Nber oel,
Big Uiiomi bel Glilabethtoun er5ieli
uno oon @olObereer be5nhli. Siir
Sebn Iouars fauite @olbbcrger Die
lie6errelte Der Bride iiber ben gig
Wfiomi bel GlepcS, Die p0lli5 pon Der
Sodilmtb oemolirt iuuroe uno oereu
sieite er I'M SluB iiid)en mus. sir
bic Reite DER Bride iiber ben 9il
Miami bel gselp gultimore be3dblte
eScloberger $3.50; iiir Die Bride
iiber ben Siitle Dtiami bel 2onelonl
$3.50; iiir Die Bride ilber ben 2ittle
Diianri bel Bennington $500 un0 iiit
Die Sdneebriide am Union Sepee, oe,
| ren gau 100000 gefoltet bat, he,
sablie 8oloberger $3.50. lie ein5igs
griide, ocren Heite bon Nlosfoiuit
Brothers eritonoen ipitr0en, mar oit
Bride iiber Den gShiterpater Slut
bel Sarriion uno lie be5ablieH bieriii,
1920.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-14
gprsiigli6e Seiftmnsen
gotcn aeitern 3oalinge Der YlHiit.
idjule Der St. ,S0iepbs Wemeinbe.

9elegentlim elmer untrbaltuRg, ni.
aeiiern abeno in 9erbInoung nit Ger
Nertbeilung Der 3iplome an bic 30gs
!inas ces aftsn Graoes Der 0emeinosa
f6uls Der ct. Soiepbs @snleinoe on
Der 2aursl uno CHM Strabs Itatts
fano. traten gum eriten Ulaie bic 30gz
Iinae Der Wuiifihuis, hi. in 8erbinz
ouna nit Der 9emsinoeftuIe isit nunz
msbr slpei sSabrg, sriftirt. Dor bic Oef=
fentlidiei..
9ie iugenoliten WuiitbefliH,nsn
beitanoen nit Den grobten gbrsn. Ste
bOter in ssidnaliher ge3tehung Dor.
treffIide 2eiitunaen uno bic Snitrus
lneatalnummern beiuleIen gIel6foas,
edb bic 9inbsr in Der Shpeiter 4ns
tonead. lrlter bersn Gsitung bic Wuiit.
Ihuls itsbt, cine gang portreT.i9s
2ebrmeiiierin bnben.
Stiirmiihen geifaa fntfsFslttn na.
mentII1 bic Srheliernummsrn, BID
pom Shtpeitsr antons[d petionIih biz
rialrt ipnroen. 8ls iuaenolihe Or.
6eitsr mar portrsfflib eiRetIp:e,t unh
brdhte cas fsbr inisrsFanie pros
aramm nit qanS prdhtissm 8eritdno.
nib Al 9ehDr. Der jungsn aiinitler
1hdar ipuroe BON eem gubIilum, eoa
bic gerdnmise 6aus Bis auf oos I,stt
pleshen bsisgt bate. 6sgtiIt.rser
ipchlDeroisnter 4ppIaus ae3oat.
Die 9iplome on bic 3D1linae oea
adtsn Grabes tpurnsn BON benz oas
oersIrteH Rsttcr Ger 9smtinoe. RID
Wi!aelm Sdoll. Dertbsilt unb sr biett
geIeaentlih bieitr ut6erreihuna Elm,
iurae. init ent6uIiditiinsm 9eifaa b..
ariihte 4niprahe, in teren 9erlauf {,
init 6ershtiatem Stol3 auF bic ens4
ipidlino Der gemeinbslfnle in Der
lesten Sabren binipiss unb be!one
oab Die Sttuls nunmehr su ein.r tel
beitbeiuhten unb efolgreidlten bel
Siabt ssbort.
Die Stlubfeier Der 0emsino.i6ulI
'piro an 3trei 5agsn itaiifinben, ndmt
LID am Spnntaa unb am Msittpod
Der tommsnbsn Mode, oa bic 3abl lei
3osiings ID sroB iit, bab elm ipirtIid
reprdisntatipss prosramm unm5aIid
Ian sinem absnO 3ur Gur6fi5runa se
brlhi tptroen tann.
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gSicoer elm MpterraS. lIniaa.

Sir unsliitii5es gnoe na6m as.
itern Elm NWtotorrab 4usfIug, pslaen
Der 81 Sabre aIts WiIIiam 9roll, an
oer 9rpabnsll unb 5ootsr Strabc
tuchnbaft, uHternommen bate. Grpil
frbr tros Der WdrnHung bes Sdrcns
ienlpdrters uber bic arsu3ung Der 6.
Il. 8. Giienbabn an Der Nert Rodo,
uuo Duroe babel BON elmer Ranairs
Weui9ine erfabt uno iiberiabren. Ten
nagluflihen tpuroe Der Iinte 9rm
une bas rehte 9ein buhitGblin pom
G0rper setreHnt. Die Uednni6uft
bs- QotomotiDe bra6te ben 9erun.
.sliidtsn in 6ds Ct. iJraReiss 5oipituI.
pOislblt bic 4srSte ben 3uitauo bea
DeruneIiittsn aIs beiorsniberressnh
he3eihnsteR. Die Shulo an bem lin.
fcI. III benz 9sruusIiidtsn ieIbit gu.
SuIhreihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-14
aomsert i'm Gosu Bari.

Jm Chen port tuiro am Sonni1a
R0hmiitas poH Sobn 6. Web<rs ORE
DIETER bag folssnoe aOnssrtprosramm
rurhgefiihrt:
T'arf6. ~aaii,riGssr.+ :. eilen6ers
&upertiire lie id)one Selena@
Sffenbnf,
Gumcriftifhe 0ariaiionen iibsr brs
Gieb: sd bin Der D0ttor eiisns
bart (neD gelitsSt
Grinnernngen az 3idlaifouStD.
ManiifaIiihes aaleiocifop .ameri.
taHifte Sieoer" (neu) geIliteoi
Gclc fir aornet .1be Glts 1anep"
g,oIto Glarss
rsrmcnn 8eliisbt.
Dpern potpouri Sairans!
adpriee - .3ubeiissebsn I'm goo
- Wlodisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-14
Jn(anogctegrap0

SteubenptIIe, Sbio, 13.
SUM. - groper 9eiiinger, Der pp-
etisem SSahr pDn Der 4ntIoss Der
grnnoittftung freigeiproben purDe,
etr in bieTiger Stabt QqgemeiH Bee
tannter WenI9, purbe am 9pnusrss
rag in gsrgbOI3, SsFfsrion GOuntb,
boE benz Stdbtmari6aQ Sobn Conner
erihoHen, als er ii6 Der 8erbaftung
DiberieBte unb bem UtarI1al nit eis
mem Raiirmefer gu 2eibe ging.
Die Dei3euernte in & II a 3
begiHnt.
SaIind, Gas., 13. oSuni. Die
Bsi3euernte in 8auias nabm am
8onneritag in bieiiger 9egenD ibren
4nfang. Die Sarmer iino Der 4nfiht.
oab Der grtrag in bieiem Gountp 25
bis 30 8uibeI pro 2tcre betrugeu ptro.
atteaur niro ni6t nieber
pro3efiirt.
30 ton, WQH., 13. Sunt. 5res
berid 6. 9ttteaur, Der 5arbeufabritont,
Der 3uIammen NIT pem YrGIibenteH
Wppb DON Der 4mericdu WooIen So.
angetlagt mar, nGbreuD bes Streits
in 2aprence Opnamit rgepfIan3t" gu
Euben, I'm bic Streiter 3u oistreoitiz
ren, miro ntht nod etnmal pro3eFtrt
tperoen.
Die Surb mar ni6t i'm Stanbe gez
tpeIen, iid in ietnem Sale gu sinigsn
uno Der 9iitrittsonpult peuetisr bat
pdbreno bes 3ages Die Qntlage nie-
oergei6lagen, Oa er 81 Der Nnit6t gee
tommen mar, oab stn 3peiter 9roSeB
5nedlos iein tpiiroe, oa Elm auf ihuIz
big Iautsnber 8abrIpru9 bod nt4t
erlaugt perDen tonne.
5rau &elIar ntmmt i6r
SeitdnoutB 3urIt.
| 9arriionpiIIe, Wp., 13.
Suni. - 6rau Sou Rup aeGar, bic
um 8onnerftag in Gegenpart bes
| Sberiffs, gpuntpanDuIts uub Gpros
nsrs einseitauoen bate, tbren Wiann.
Qrtbur &elIur, uno ibre iieben Sabre
aIte 9o6ter Ulargaret ermoroet gu bds
ben, aos an iyreitag ibr 9eftdnoniB
pieoer slriid. sic bebauptete, odb
Der Dstettip bon SaRias Git9, Der ben
Wpro unteriu9t, ribr iolhe anSit
einseiugt babe, oaB lie gsgeu ibren
Diusn bas 9eitdnbniB abgeIsgt."
| sic bebduptet, odB Elm Gtienbdhnz
arbeiter, osiIen Rameu Iie naunte, Der
W1rber ibres Wunne5 fst. Wdbreno
oes oSuqiiefts bate iie bebduptet, ouB
oieIer Rann an Gage DOR benz Worbs
Iid nit tbrem Manne ge5dutt bate.
2SobnSaco tor 5 g q d | al
g2eD Dorf. IS. SUM-. Der 0a9,
IoB oeS Sol. SSobn Sacob 9Iitor, Del
! bel benz llntergang Ser a8itanic'
urs 9eben fam, lit ofii5ieQ ouf ia
: he3u SIS, 100000 abgeihdbt tuoroeH
Seiu Sobn, 8inceut 9litor, erbaIt 0a
bon S6S 9SI ,499, Trau Wtaoelint
Gprce QItor $7678,896, Yiuriel
: aitor, oie Sohter bes Grbloiiers
$4,S56,T58, uuo S5obu Sacob gItor
; iein Sobu aus 5Detter gbe, 81,
: 5000 b72
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Pokal.Derid)t
5nsenblider lInperitanb
<xnriadjt cine Rauif in einert sid)t.
bilofbeater.
7is ilebelibdier wHrsen Derbaiisi

Der Gsiitesgegenipart oes poliSsis
1fainonts Bort unb Des GergsdnteH
MeFIsrfhmiot ift es 81 Dsroantsn, bub
I'll Dem aiatbilD 5beuter oes 5suds
0psra 6uis geftern cine panit psrs
1s.eo<n fDLrce. Das betannte 1beater
1pnr Bis auf BEN Iebten plds gsfiilIt,
uIs cine ansabl anaben in Der 9ors
1aIIs Des Shenters msbrere Geuers
n<rfsl0rper abbrdHnter. Ter pripais
DoIisiit Dapio Worsan srsriff einen
III genaelg, fpdhrsnD Ter anoere In
Ne 1Noier lief uno ben Ruf .fyener,
suer4 srfholIen Iieb. 3m islben
(omsnt srboben iif Die Rsbr3abl Der
beiuher Don ibren SiBen unO brdng.
Sem ben Nuss1ngsn 3u. Den 4nges
sitslIten oes Ibeaters gslang es. bic ges
fuher su berubigsn, inoem lie pon Der
Biibns bsrab oem publitum nitibeils
ten, bab iin nur einise Sungen siHsn
Deroammungspiroigsn SderS srlaubt
hatten. Die ssHonnten poli3iIten be-
gab<n iI6 sbenfans in oas 1beoter
nRo cas- publitum fpnrbe bel 4Riift
Der 3oIisiiisn uno bereu Grtldrung
bsrubiet. Jn Ger 3piitenssit gtlang
es bsm gripnipoIi3iftsn Wbrgan, Die
iungsnoIiGen Climber gu ergreifen uno
tn Daft 3u briilgsn. Die anabsn,
srelhs non Der poli3siiiation ess briis
ten Diitrifis eebraht tpuroen, gdben
ibre Ramsn als Robert Rapmono. Is
Sabre alt, Ro. 1414 Sneamore 5trabe
ipobHhaft. uno Soispb Sones, Ia Sabs
re alt, bon go. 1906 SDcamore Str.
an. Die anaben tperoen iif Dor Dem
Jugenorihter su psrantporten baben.
leuinoni Bort bat feline Wlanns
faoft bsauftrasi, ein f6arFes gtngs
anf ale G.iddfte gu baben, ipeIfe
seagrnersss0rper an ileine ainber
DertaufeH. Is III Dor Der 3eit xs
9lorreihen @ierten gang uno gd6e,
Dab iitsrpatriotii6e anabsn idon
friibssitis biefsn Tag in unssbiibrliftr
Ml<iie fsisrn. Dieter llsbers patrios
fismus ipirb aIs Gesesss uebertrss
tung beitraft. Deniss Siunoen por-
ber ndite iif) Elm duf oerfdben uria6s
bsrrheH0er unfau Dor oem Sihtbilns
Sbeaisr an Der 9ins, nobe Wulberrp
Strabe, ereienet. Cine Qln3abl anas
ben brdnntsn einise S6pdrmsr kor
bem 9bsater 1b uno bic 5suerpsriss
forpet floeen nn6 alien Rihtunstn.
Cine dItere Ddms, fpsl6e bic Gtsle in
bem 4ugeab!td paifirte, erlitt ourd
Die xrumflisgenoen grpln1initDffs
8ranopunben i'm Gsiiht uno ss III ala
ein Wunper 3u be3sidnen, bdB oi.
Jrdu uift 5ds augenli6t siubiibtr
Dos 6aar Der 5rau mar pollitdnDio
perisnst unb oas cine 4uae perlsst
Gin 5traBsnbabn Rpnoutisur Der.
fudte ben RIpeI su nerfolsen, bod
sntiam osrislbs. 2lls cine unoere Gar
aus entgessng.fsbtsr Ri6tung fam
flog Elm Shndrmtr auf Die platform
oes WaggoHs unb oirett einem paiia.
eitr auf ben Strobbut. tpoIelbit oer
Jsuerperistorper 3ur GrpIoiiOu fam
Der Sirobbut mar gslisfsrt. Die 90,
li5iften bes 8. 0iftritts baIten ihari,
Wadt auf bieStraBeniuseno uno mar
hcfft, bic llsbsItbdter in Daft brinssr
eu tonrn
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Gin Hetter aanoe.

am 8. ssuHi eridlien bei ben,
9ieroeperIeiher ssohn gtoa. 0o. 5ug
2seit 2. SiraBe. Elm aannn. Der lid
ais George SalniIton.. 8ertreter oes
ssbite Gaf GiinlliHs 60, porIteafe
ano iif ein yiero uno Bagen eai,
Iieb. Ter nHeeblid,e sSanliltou er.
tlatte. oaa Geipann 5u ieinen Ge,
Acknowledgement in Der Sinoi Sl
gebrn,sd)en, bod oebnte it'd, bic Me'
fh1itserIeoisung bis geitern abell
ans bonn SamiIton fehrfe nihl
lnehr snriid. nno nininIt 0oa an. onf
er oas Cpfer zines SdDinolers ge
tDorben iii.
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rn ii t]teruug g.

Game (oie pom @erfduier btndlts.
bealcitpt miro) 9, beutilbeu Sic iih
bod nit,t. i'd ftuoe ia audi 10 btnaus.
1anfe Iebr."
gerfaufer %, bite, feline llr.
iahc, oas lit ieet bel uns C3eiddtts-
braud); es piro in iester 3eit 10 oiel
qeitohlen."
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g9eitenS MamnerdIpr.

Ter WeftenD Widnnerhor berans
Ealtr. murgtn in Gispss parf auI
priet Dill <in pienis, auf benz e II
derlin rtrsniigt bsrsebsn ipiro. Sin
til6tigts Rommisiee bat bic Urrbt.
reitnIs6en getrofien nno iiellt alien
@efu6ern einen persnHstsn 5onntae
in AusfiMt. Ner unter G6nesrn frOt
Gt0 IIlitlter iein fpiu. Der gebs
aufl pitnie ~ Mejsus Otianopsr.
SIM.
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Rem gort, 13. SUM-. 4nget.:
San 9iopannt" pou Reapel; n4ortas
tic" bon 2iperpoI; ,9erona" bon Reas
pei; ,9rtnctpe be piemoute" BON 4ds
lcrmp.
QueenStopn. Gnget.: .Gts
teric" BON 0etp gort mad 2i0erpool.
gbssg.: .GsLttc" naa gtep gort.
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gsgn einem SanS aebiiieu.

Der s Sabre olts Grant Denbels
iiein. Don go. 270l GucIio spcuue,
nnroe aeitsrn pon BEN ROberf Woas
ne-.. go. 2704 guelio Strabe ipobns
taft seb0renoen 5unb ssbiifsn. unb
mubte Or. Sbipasmeier bic Wunos
0uebrsnnsH unb pertinnsn. Der 6unD
ruros ourh ben polisiltsn sSiIIers
rneHn srifoifen.
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itdbtiiden Tepartements fir &obl.
tb1tigfeits. uno 9eiierungS. .Anitalten,
in Der Rommitteeiisung erfl1rte,
notbmenoie, neil nit benz gau Dor.
aigeihriiten iperoen ioa.
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8e6.

Qeffs Bump: nWos febIt Dir benn,
liebes SHteIhen2"
rRid pIagt Elm ihredlihes aOpfz
rsiben; id babe mir Iton betoe Sbren
nit Watte 5useitopft"
-, 8, geraoe bsut tpiinidte
id IebnIi6it, oaB 9u sin - offeHss
Gbr fir mid bdtteit!"
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gen. Der OeIbf9rant erlttt auber ben
9obrl0hern feline ipeiteren gei9dbi@
aunaen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
Chattanooga Show Gets
Ten New Plants in City,
Setting Atlanta Example

pluck and ability will do for city 1t has been the
locating 10 factories at Chattanooga and all of
them spokes in the Wheel Secretary Bum
presses it.
I'm addition it has done much to establish the reputation
of the city manufacturing center This OF course
wider trade One of the best results has been to give
folks idea of the extent and variety of their in
duses said that of them attended the New Year
reception the display Incidentally the exhibit has
maintained itself and paid most of the of the traffic
bureau which by the association under Mr. Bunns
direction.
I'm addition that there has been enough income to
sinking fund of about 10 per cent the bonds
which sold to buy the building.
I'm the meantime the property has doubled in value in four
years is talking about making it the nucleus of
fund to erect ffteenstory building.
The manufacturers of Chattanooga were from Missouri
They be shown The brains and energy Of Mr. Bum
pushed it through to
'At the outset the enterprise called pipe dream
but the dream true
had two temporary exhibits of Atlanta products
one 1902 the fair and in 1872 at the Auditorium
Both and both had to be pushed to
the participation of manufacturers just as was the case
at Chattanooga.
"A permanent exhibit in Atlanta large scale is entirely
feasible and with any sort of management will easily finance
itself -WALTER G. COOPER Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
GROWTH
AIDS FORTUNES
Of BIC CONCERN
Rise in Value of DOugherty-Lit-
tIe-Redwine Building Makes
Great Improvements Possible.

Ten years old, and prospecting be-
yond the dreams of the founders, the
Doughe rty-L Little Redwine Co. will
move from its present establishment,
1856 North Pryor. to it's own build
ing, 1922 South Pryor. November l.
The history of the firm is inter
esting as illustrating the growth OF
Atlanta, and especially its increas-
ing importance as distributing
center.
just decade ago, lacking few
months, J. R. Little, L. A. Redwine
and ]. s. Dougherty, trusted employ
ees of John Silvey & Co. withdrew
from that firm to set up in business
for themselves. Everyone wished
them well when they leased the build
ing they now occupy. though 1t was
rather an ambitious project for new
firm to take a structure of six floors
and a basement, 57x150 in the front
and 115xl50 in the rear. Within d
year, however, the firm bought the
building for 100000
Stock of the concern was fixed at
$500, 900, of which $150000 was COM
mon stock. and $150,000 was pre-
ferred and secured by the building.
This spring, the building was sold
for $4,000 profit Meanwhile, the firm
had prospered so we'll that the pre-
ferred stock was retired. the Dough-
erty interest bought out, and sur
plus had been created large enough
to put up the new building The
stock now is $4,000 fully paid.
Although Mr., Dougherty, former
president of the firm, withdraws to
devote his time to the wholesale hat
10 auTHa D, HgH M
Silvey & Dougherty Hat Co, the
style of the Dougherty- Little Redwine
Co. will remain the same The bust
ness will be confined to dry goods and
notions and mems furnishings.
Officers are: President. ]. r. Lit
tie; vice president, L. A. Redwine;
secretary treasurer, II. d, Carter; di-
rectors G. w. Little, Baltimore; Dr.
II. +. Harris.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
SAY WHEN!

In some sections of the West the rain
fall is mighty unaccOmmOdating to the
farmers. For six months it will rain
nearly every day and then will come
another six months without a drop.
Only by means of costly irrigation can
they raise a crop.
Their soil is, in ITSELF above the aver
age in fertility. The total rainfall dur
ing year is ample but the trouble is
they DON'T GET IT WHEN THEY
NEED 1T.
Now some merchants have that same
trouble in regard to their stock of shoes.
They put a lot of money into shoes
every year. They may get good shoes
too, but they don't make as much money
as they ought.
Why?
They don't have the RIGHT STYLES
in the selling sizes at the RIGHT TIME.
The Red Seal Shoe Factory right here
in Georgia has solved this problem for
thousands of the South's best merchants.
A half-milion-dollar stock of the very
newest styles is at your service. Why not
use it?
1t will mean for you Quick Shipments
Low Freights-a bigger shoe business
on a smaller stock, better kept.
Red Seal Shoes are the best known and
best spoken of line in the South to-day.
Postal brings catalog or salesman with 4
out obligation on your part.
Mail orders on way same day.
TX. ORR SHOE COMPANY
RED SEAL FACTORY
ATLANTA
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
THOUSANDS OF
DEALERS ASKED
To VISIT CITY
Southern Merchants Convention
to Eclipse Predecessors if the
Plans of Promoters Garry.

Enthusiastic preparation is under
way for the Southern Merchants
Convention to be held in Atlanta Au-
gust 4. and 6.
Directors of the Atlanta Merchants
and Manufacturers Association have
named officers and committees for the
convention. Boiling H Jones will be
chairman in charge of all prepare
tons. R. o. Crouch. of Griffin, will
be vice president, as will w. E. Ra-
gan.
The committee on program will
meet Monday to outline the subjects
for discussion at the convention. Top
ticularly to the retail dealer in tlh
smaller towns, will be taken up at the
sessions in Taft Hall.
Engraved invitations are to be sent
out to many thousands of dealers
throughout the South. It is hoped 10
make this convention even more sue
cessful than the two previously held.
Funds for entertainment of the Wis
itors will be raised by a canvass
among Atlanta jobbers. and no diff
Guilty is expected in this direction.
Committees named follow:
Finance Committee-Willis E. RAJ
gan. chairman; c. H. Arnold, j. l..
Baldwin, B. NJ. Blount, Leonard
Brown, ], S. Dougherty, Harry c.
Fisher, l.. E. Floyd, Sig Guthman,
E. NJ. Hudson, ]. r. Little, c. w. Nc
Clure, A. c, McHan. J. X. Orr, Jr.,
+. j. Paxon, Meyer Regenstein, J. ID.
Robinson. Ralph Rosenbaum, w. o.
Stamps, T. n. Stewart, w. a. Ward.
Program-Bolling II. Jones, chair
man: H. Z. Choate, r. o. Crouch of
Griffin. c. w. Mcclure. E. G. Thomas,
]. w. Vaughn of Gainesville.
Baseball-H. S. Collingsworth,
chairman; Lynn Fort, J. r. Little, f.
NJ Hudson.
Theater-Meyer Regenstein, chair
man; l.. E. Floyd, f. G. Thomas, Je-
rome Silvey.
Entertainment-Will e. Ragan,
chairman; Preston Arkwright, W. j,
Blalock, Beaumont Dawson, H. c.
Fisher. Louis Gholstin, Frank Haw-
kins, Clarence Haverty, Clyde L.
King. Gordon p. Kiser, r. +, Maddox
| T. D. Meador, H. Y McCord, ]. h
orr, Jr., Meyer Regenstein, p, l.
Rhodes. j. D. Robinson, c. l. Ryan
W. A. Speer, w. o. Stamps, I. n
Stewart, S. A. Swami, r. s. Mes-
sells, H, B. Wey, W. H. Wyatt, W. A
| Ward,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
MILLIONAIRE SHOP
Is ALONE IN SOUTH

Five new families-thrifty, hard
working. orderly-have come to At
lanta since January I, through the
efforts of one factory.
The factory itself came here
through the efforts of the Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce.
1t is the only plant of its kind in
the South.
1t promises to grow to much great
er proportions and If a tangle with
the United States immigration Blu
reau can be Strengthened out with
satisfaction to all concerned. the
most desirable class Of workmen,
skilled in a trade, will be brought
to Atlanta from Europe.
This is taken as a concrete exam
pie of the value of genuine promotion
The factory is the Bombayreed
Manufacturing and Importing Com
pany.
Founded in what the manager, Ed
win X. Moore, describes as a hole in
the wall" in Columbia, S. c., II has
grown TO an establishment requiring
at the present time $4,000 feet of
floor space. at 56-5S Auburn Avenue
and S2S4 Ivy Street
How Factory Started.
The concern began by making jar
dinieres of Bombay reed, which at
that time, six years ago, were some
thing of a novelty, though now almost
a staple.
Mr. Moore was agent for an express
company. A friend who launched the
business interested him in it. Soon
he found IL so engrossing and so
full of promise of future growth,
that he cut loose from the express
company and devoted his entire time
to the manufacturing plant.
There came a time when decision
was necessary. Either the business
must be moved II It was to grow, or
It must stay in Columbia and not
grow. Mr.. Moore's partner was wed
ded" to Columbia. Mr.. Moore there
fore bought him out. Then he wrote
to various cities-St. Louis, New Or
leans. Birmingham and Atlanta.
among others, stating his proposition,
and asking what inducements would
be made to him to move.
Atlanta Uses Telegram.
Others ignored his letter. or an
swered indifferently. But Atlanta
telegraphed. He came for a confer
ence. At a called meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce, the situation
was gone over thoroughly, and in
one morning most Of the stock was
subscribed by Atlanta's leading men.
A small factory in Edgewood Az
enue grew out of this four years ago.
The company quickly outgrew Jardi-
nieres and baskets, and now these are
but side lines, while the manufacture
OF willow furniture is the most I'M
portant line Of industry.
Basket making is a trade which
Americans will not or cannot learn
II requires patience and skill. II Is
we'll paid occupation, carried on with
clean materials and in clean sur
roundinEs. Wages run from $40 tc
/ sac per week. The occupation Is
healthful. still, bitter and expensive
experience has taught Mr.. Moore ina
Americans cannot learn, or II they &C
make some progress, they viii no'
| remain in the trade.
The best basket makers come from
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
New Atlanta Drink
Catches On" Fast

AlldnId mas a new uAllhs
Although it originated in Detroit,
this now is its home. Within a short
time, every process from compound
ing its essence TO putting it up in
bottles and siphons will be done in
Atlanta.
The drink is Crystal Mist" ginger
ale, which has its home at 3O7 Peach
tree Street.
c. f. Wilson is manager. Joseph
Breyer inventor OF the formula, will
be here within a few weeks. ]. NJ.
Barron is sales manager.
Crystal Mist" has caught hold.
Fourteen places in the city now are
serving the beverage. Some Of the
leading clubs are serving 1t in siph-
ons. It is tanked with distilled wa
ter, then carbonated, 10 be drawn
ready for use. Then some Of the
soda fountains are buying II in SYRUP
form and mixing It with plain car
donated water.