Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-02
J" Atlanta Day" Program
At Macon State Fair
Will Draw Big Crolud
Special Train Is Expected to
Take Scores of AtIantians
to Great Exposition on
Wednesday

Hundreds of Atlanta people are
Fitation of Macon to attend Atlanta
Lay at thea Georgia State fair next
Wednesday, November 5.
The chamber Of commerce, the Ro-
Southeastern Fair association direc-
$ors. city officials, the AID Mems
$lub, the Civitan club-all are urging
Everyone possible to attend, whether.
hey are members of any of these
organizations or not
There will be a special train, res
$rvations for which can be made with
walker Lee, secretary to Mayor Key,
&c the city hall. There will be plenty
Il regular trains to take care Of the
overflow. The cost will be smaller
han the usual trip to Macon, the low
bound trip rate Of $5.14 being in eff
3eet. y
From the way reservations are
Soming into the office of Mr.. Lee it
books as If the crowd will be record
Sne.
Directors of the Southeastern fair
lave signified their intention Of at
lending in a body. Something like
score Of city officials have an
bounced their purpose to go and it
expected that council, at it's meet
hg Monday afternoon, will vote to
tttend in a body.
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Las sent out 1000 letters to men,
5ers of the chamber urging them to
lake the Macon, trip. Similar letters
lave been sent out by the Civitan
hub and the AID Mems club.
The Atlanta lodge of Elks probably
i'll be largely represented. since
#pecial invitation has been received
rom the Macon Elks. Exalted Ruler
#ohn S. McClelland is urging every
ktlanta Elk to attend.
Following is the chamber Of COM
herce letter which gives the details
sf train schedules:
"wednesday, November 8, will be
atlanta Day at the Georgia State
Der of Commerce has invited us all
10 Macon on that day.
So have answered the Macon
chamber of Commerce by saying
hat we will be there
"Let every member of the chamA
zsr of commerce who can do SO be
"a Macon on Wednesday,, Novem-
-r 8. Southern Railway will run
i speciol train leaving Atlanta at
80 a. M, central or Atlanta time.
Sais train will leave Macon at s
M. eastern time, arriving in At
lnta. about 500 p. m, central time.
"GeHtral of Georgia Railway will
lave extra coaches on its trains
eav.ng Atlanta 1850 a. M, central or
&tlanta time, and leaving Macon at
:55 p. m, central time.
Regular trains on Southern rail-
gay: Leave Atlanta Central time)
80 a. M; 1920 noon; 500 p. M;
100 D. m. Leave Macon eastern
6me) 6:15 a. m; $50 a. M; 1926
|oon; 5:S5 P. N.
Regular trains on Central of Geor-
ia railway: Leave Atlanta (cen-
raj time) 1850 a. M; 1880 noon;
100 p. M: 1880 p. m; 9:40 p. M;
Loo p. m; 11:15 p. m. Leave Ma
on Central time) ABS a. M; SEQ
m; 1880 a. M; 1920 a. M; 1900
m; 4:35 p. m.
Lets all go to Macon next We'd
zesday.
'E. R. BLACK,
president"
Mayor Key, urging Atlantians to
|isit Macon on this occasion. said:
'I would urgently request that as
hany Atlantians as can. possibly do
J. lay aside business just for one
az, and go with their fellow citi-
bns to Macon. We have been ex-
ended a courtesy by our Macon
trends, and it is only right that we
hould return the courtesy by at
ending the fair.
''They will be glad to see every
tlantian, and everybody who goes
ill certainly have a good time
dACON FOLKS PLAN BIG
RECEPTION FOR ATLANTIANS
MACON, Ca, Oct. 3o.-Atlanta is
Expected to come to Macon Wednes-
lay, which is atlanta Day't at the
tate fair and local officials are plan
ing to make the occasion a gala
me.
The state fair directors, members
the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs,
hamber of commerce, city council and
Iayor Toole are going to the fair
that day to entertain their friends
c. B. Rhodes, division passenger
gent for the Southern railway, has
nnounced he will operate special
rain to bring the party here. They
viii be met at the Terminal station
y a large delegation of fair officials
md city authorities.
Many of the Atlantians are expect
ID to bring their wives and sweet
carts with them so the Macon dele
ationl are planning to have their
wives and sweethearts out on that
ay to entertain the visiting ladies'.
Nothing will be left undone to make
he day the biggest one during the
air, officials say. "We want to
how Atlanta business men what the
tate fair really is" said President
#ulius Otto I'VE are going to pre-
ARE a special program for the bene-
lit of our visitors and l want the
eo3le of Macon. to turn out in large
umhers to help us entertain. l want
b show each and every one the big
est time they have ever had at
air"
.ebs Receives Returns
l. Dor;tont,,yv Cell