Atlanta City Directory 1923, Part 3

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Publication date: 1923
Publisher: Atlanta City Directory Company
Number of Pages: 1686

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Richards S P Co The

124

United State Fidelity & Guaranty

Waldo & Redding

Rivers E Realty Co

143

Walker Roofing Co, left top lines

51 43. 148 and 151

Ward Trust & Realty Co 144

Ware Paint Co, left side lines and 123

Warlick Sheet Metal Mfg Co 151

Washington Seminary 73

Watkins Benj D Co

144

Rountree H W & Bro Trunk & Bag

Co. left bottom lines and 162

Russell · Electric Co

Russell J P & Sons 80

Sanitary Plumbing Co 128

Legal Blue Book

Weyman & Connors, right top lines and

White Electric Co

Whitner & Co

Williams F Graham Brick Co

Willingham-Tift Lumber Co, left

111

Service Printing Co

131

Service Sheet Metal Co

151

Shepard S S Plumbing Co, right side lines and

130

Sherwin-Williams Co The

122

Wolf & Co

Shoe Renury

152

Silvey Jno & Co

right bottom lines and 157

Woodward Electric Co 77

Woodward Motor Co, left side lines and 44

Wyley Loose Leaf Co 107

Smith A Guy 107

Smith Jno MI Co 42

Smith J R & M S Rankin

Smith M D Tent & Awning Co, right top lines and 4 4

Southern Hardware & Supply Co 85

Southern Iron & Equipment Co

113

Southern Mosaic Tile Co, left side lines and 162

Southern Multigraphing Co, right

Oxford J E

Parcel Delivery Co, right bottom

lines and

Southern State Life Ins Co (Atl Gen'l Agcy)

Spalding, MacDougald & Sibley Legal Blue Book

Stanton Insurance Agency

Stephenson Co 130

Sterchi Furniture & Carpet Co 84 Stevens J P Engraving Co 78

Stone & Shimoff . Legal Blue Book 131

Pierson H H Co 160

Pine Mountain Granite Co 60

Pinkerton's Nat'l Detective Agency, left side lines and 69

Ponce de Leon Antique Shoppe

Porter-Minehan Co, left side lines and 41

Prade Julian Co 154

Preacher G Lloyd & Co

Price & Thomas 61

Quick Service Typewriter Co

Quick Tire Service Co

Ragan Machine Co

Randolph & Parker

Legal Blue Book

Ray Lumber Co 110

Troy Laundry Co Back Cover Two Cent Letter Co, left bottom 117

Respess & Respess, left bottom

lines and

United Merchants of the South. 66

Richardson Co The, left top lines and

147

Robinson-Humphrey Co The

Roebling's Jno A Sons Co, backbone and

165

Rogers L W Realty Co The

143

Rosser Slayton & Hopkins

Legal Blue Book

Watkins Russell & Asbill

Legal Blue Book

Webb Construction Co

West View Florist

Sanitary Supply Co 100

Selig Co The 69

Service Engineering & Construction Co

Service Laundry Co 104

side lines and

Willner's

Willys-Overland Inc

Wilson & Co 144

Wise Drug

Right Side Lines

Woodside Jno J Storage Co Inc,

Skinner Bros Transfer & Storage, left bottom lines and 158

Slicer, Norman & Wofford 106

Sloan Paper Co 124

Yancey Bros

114

Yarborough Motor Co 44

Page 143

National Paper Co, right side lines and

123

Southern Cotton Oil

O-K Multigraphing Co

Perdue Realty Co

142

Perrin W H Co 154

Perryman- Burson Co, left side lines and 1618

Pickert Plumbing Supply Co

Stovall Geo M

163

Treadwell B

Co,

back

cover

135

Royal Insurance Co Ltd

Westmoreland & Smith

Schumpert H B, right top lines and Sciple Sons 60

Atlanta City Directory

Miscellaneous Information 1923

CITY OF ATLANTA

City Hall, 55 Marietta

Election held annually on the first Wed- nesday in December

The qualifications of a registered voter in the city election are: He must have paid all his taxes since he was aged twenty-one; he must be a resident of the state twelve months, of the county six months, and the city thirty days. The General Council is composed of a board of eleven aldermen and twenty- two councilmen; one member is elected from each ward annually for two

years each. General council meets first and third Monday afternoons in each month at 3 o'clock

Aldermanic Board meets Thursday fol- lowing at 3 o'clock

GENERAL INFORMATION

Licenses

Failure to take out license by the 5th day of the first month of each quarter imposes cost and trouble, as the law compels the issuance of a fi fa and a case may also be made in the Re- corder's court

Make checks payable to M P Roane, tax collector. Do not include water bill, taxes. or anything else you may owe the city in your check for license

If you will bring your old license, it will save you time and may avoid an error

When to Return and Pay Taxes

Make city tax returns from February 1st to March 15th

The city tax rate is $1.25 per $100

Ten per cent penalty for failure to make returns by March 15th

Pay first installment (33 1-3 per cent) April 1 to 15

Pay second installment (33 1-3 per cent) June 15 to 30

Pay third installment (33 1-3 per cent) September 1 to October 15

M P Roane city tax collector City Hall Make state and county tax returns from February 1st to May 1st to W H Abbott tax receiver Court House

Persons who fail to make returns to the tax receiver are subject to penalty of double tax

Pay state and county tax from October 1st to December 19th to W S Richard- son tax collector Court House

Fi fas are issued after December 19th and bear 7 per cent interest per annum Special state corporation and occupation tax due and payable January 1st each year to W S Richardson tax collector Court House

All individuals, firms and corporations who are subject to this tax are re- quired to register each year with the ordinary of Fulton County

T H Jeffries ordinary Court House

A discount of 11% per cent will be allow- ed upon the total taxes if paid on the date when first installment is due. A discount of 112 per cent will be al- lowed upon the last installment of tax if same is paid on or before the time fixed for the payment of the second installment. On failure to pay install- ments when due, the same shall bear interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum

All transfers of real estate must be re- ported immediately after sale is made to city tax assessors

Water bills payable 1st to 10th of each month

EXECUTIVE OFFICIALS

Mayor, Walter A Sims, elected Decem- ber, 1922, for two years

ALDERMEN

Ward 1-Dr W B Duvall

Ward 2-Dr A H Cochran

Ward

3-W B Hartsfield

Ward

4-R A Gordon

Ward

5-F L Hunter

Ward

6-J L Mclendon

Ward

7-Jesse W Armistead

Ward

8-C A Buckhanon

Ward 9-Oscar Williamson

Ward 10-I N Ragsdale

Ward 11-J L Carpenter

Ward 12-J R Bachman

COUNCILMEN

Ward 1-R F Pennington

Ward 2-P L Moon, J A Beall

Ward 3-F C Woodall, J J Grier

Ward 4-Dr C J Vaughan, C L Ashley

Ward 5-J A Couch, W M Etheridge

Ward 6-Harry York, Dr P L Baker

Ward 7-A R. Dyer, W C Jenkins

Ward 8-Edgar Watkins, J L Wells

Ward 9-C D Knight. Horace Russell

Ward 10-Frank Calloway, W D Cooper

Ward 11-J H Olson, W R Johnson

Ward 12-J L Cassells, R. F Gilliam

Recorder-George E Johnson at police headquarters

Clerk-Walter Taylor

Comptroller-B Graham West, chief

clerk, L A James

Tax Collector-M P Roane

Tax Assessors-A C Burton, Jno N Ma- lone. Wm Hancock

Marshal-W E Harwell

Treasurer-J H Ewing Jr

Building Inspector-C J Bowen; W F Reeves and Van C Martin. assistants License Inspector-C L Wooddall; assist- ants. J F Pelot, David Turner

Purchasing Agent-J Newton Landers

Chief of Construction-W A Hansell

City Planning Commission-H D Cutter Jr eng

Engineer in Charge of Sewers- Clarke Donaldson

Engineer in Charge of Streets-M R Hall Electrician-R. C Turner

Attorney-James L Mayson; assistant, Jesse M Wood

Warden-W H Johnson

Collector of Street Improvement-Ed- ward White jr

Water Department-W Zode Smith man- ager

FIRE COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL

W C Jenkins chairman, J J Grier, J L Carpenter, T F Calloway, O H Wil- liamson

SANITARY COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL

Dr P L Moon, chairman. Dr C J Vaugh- an, Dr L P Baker, Dr W B Duvall, J A Couch, J L Wells

PARK COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL

Harry York chairman, F L Hunter, W C Jenkins, Horace Russell, L J Cassells

POLICE COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL

J W Armistead chairman, F C Woodall, J A Beall, W G Cooper, J L Wells

WATER COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL

J R Bachman chairman, P. A Gordon, J N Ragedale, Dr C J Vaughan, Dr L P Baker, Edgar Watkins, W C Jenkins

BOARD OF EDUCATION

4th floor City Hall. W W Gaines, pres; Kate G Hess, v-pres, J F Hancock. 2d v-pres; H R Hunter. sec; H B Ken- nedy, treas: W H Blair, W C Slate, Dr P. M Eubanks, Rev H J Penn, Mrs J K Nelson, W L McCally Jr, A C Meix- ell, C L Trussell, Mrs Z B .Peterson

HEALTH DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS

Dr J P Kennedy health officer, Dr J E Acker bacteriologist and chemist, J H Allensworth clerk, S D Warnock, John G Watkins city physicians, J J Martin M D supt Cont Dis Hosp, Dr J H Brad- field supt Battle Hill Sanitorium, J A G Beach chief plumbing inspector

SANITARY DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS

John Jentzen chief, C F Jackson chief clerk, M A Robinson supt street clean- ing

CITY COURT OF ATLANTA

Division No 1-H M Reid judge; L C Alger steno; Arnold Broyles clerk; Sam Conyers dep clk; C C McDonald dep sheriff; terms of the court, first Mondays in January, March, May, July, September and November Division No 2-A E Calhoun judge

Criminal Court of Atlanta-A E Calhoun judge; Roy Dorsey solicitor; H A Newman, A C Minhennett assts; Ar- nold Broyles clerk; N C McNear dep sheriff

RECORDER'S COURT

Sessions-Every day except Sunday 8:30 a m and 2:30 p m at the Station House, 171-179 Decatur st; George E Johnson recorder

FIRE DEPARTMENT

The Atlanta paid Fire Department was organized July 1, 1882; now has a chief, six assistant chiefs, two fire in- spectors, eighteen captains, eighteen lieutenants, one superintendent of fire alarm, fifteen auto engineers, one sec- retary, two hundred and seventy men, five moter hook and ladder trucks, two aerial trucks, one auto hose wagon, one auto water tower, eighteen auto engines and combination pumpers in service, five automobiles, 36,000 feet of hose, and two double-tank chemical engines

Chief-W B Cody, office and residence 44-46 W Alabama

Assistant Chief-R H Pressly, Station No 1, 44 W Alabama Assistant Chief-Wm Butler, 44 W Ala- bama

Assistant Chiefs-W T Cody and J H An- derson, Eng Co No 8 Carnegie Way and Spring

Assistant Chiefs-Tass Short, O J Parker Secretary of Department-G B Carlton

Fire Inspectors-W D Benson, and W R Berryhill, 44 W Alabama

Supt of Fire Alarm-W B Walker

Station No 1-R C King and J N Lago- marsino captains, 44-46 W Alabama Station No 2-C P White captain, 29 Washington

Station No 3-J D Cottingham captain, 317 Marietta

Station No 4-C O Bone captain, 87 N Pryor

Station No 5-G H Dyer captain, 44 Peters

Station No 6- Geo Tumlin captain, cor Boulevard and Auburn av Station No 7-J O Hall captain, 613 Whitehall

Station No 8-E P Allen captain, 50 Car- negie pl

Station No 9-R E Ozmer captain, 441 Central av Station No 10-L C Varnedoe captain, 163 Oakland av Station No 11-John Terrell captain, 22 E North av Station No 12-M E Benson captain, 1024 Dekalb av Station No 13-W H Ivey captain, 439 Flat Shoals av

Station No 14-C E Pritchett captain, 539 S Lee

Station No 15-S G Jordan captain, 720 West Peachtree

Station No 16-E J Setze captain, 824 Marietta

Station No 17-A B Rogers captain, Cas- cade av and Gordon

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Headquarters, 171-9 Decatur, including the chief, the force numbers 350 men. who are under the control of the chief of police, who is subject to the rules and orders of the Committee of Coun- cil, and are maintained at an annual

expense to the city of about $300,000. Elected by the Committee under civil service and retained under official service and good behavior. None of the officers or men receive any per- quisites, costs or extras whatever, ex- cept where rewards have been offered by non-residents for the arrest of criminals and the recovery of stolen property, and this only allowed condi- tionally by the Committee

Chief-James L Beavers

COUNTY OF FULTON

Atlanta county seat, offices located in Court House, 60 S Pryor, Phone 2100

COUNTY OFFICERS

Clerk Superior Court-Arnold Broyles, 1st floor

Commissioners of Roads and Revenues- 5th floor Court House; C G Turner chairman; E F Johnson, P S Etheridge, Geo Hope, V B Moore; H M Wood, clerk and ex-officio county auditor Warden-C F Collier

Agricultural Dept-H L Brown agt

Alms House-Situated 71/2 miles on Powers Ferry road; A Q Turner, supt Coroner-Paul Donehoo

Jaul-Butler cor Hunter; R M Holland. J L Milam, jailers

Physicians-Paul McDonald, Bolton Ga; D H Redd, W J Auten, J W Hurt

Purchasing Agent-C M Holland

Supt of Public Works-A A Clarke Jr Surveyor-J L Zachry

State and County Tax Assessors-James Bell chairman, H W Gilbert, R B Sea- graves

State and County Tax Collector-W S Richardson

State and County Tax Receiver-W H Abbott

Tax Investigator-J T Smith

Treasurer-H L Culberson

Board of Education-5th

floor,

Humphries pres, Arthur Wrigley v-pres, E Rivers, S L Adams, W E Taliaferro, J W Simmons, supt county schools

Board of Examiners for Stationary En- gineers-3d floor; W B Wilson, C E Johnson, J M Shearer

Board of Health- C G Turner chairman, J W Simmons v-chairman, T E Lock- hart health officer

MUNICIPAL COURT

Court House, 60 S Pryor, established January 1, 1914; Luther Z Rosser jr chief judge, J B Ridley, C L Pettegrew, L F McClelland and T O Hathcock judges, clerk O H Puckett

Juvenile Court-321 Court House, Gar- land M Watkins judge

Ordinary Court-Exclusive jurisdiction of probate matters; terms first Monday of each month; T H Jeffries judge

Police-George Mathison chief Sheriff-J I Lowry

Chief Deputy Sheriff-C E Register

Solicitor-General-John A Boykin, asst sol E A Stephens

SUPERIOR COURT

Superior Court-Civil Division Judges- E D Thomas Wm D Ellis, Geo L Bell, J D Humphries

Deputy Clerk-1st Division-J S Holli- day

Deputy Clerk-2d Division-W L Ven- able

Deputy Clerk-3d Division-J M Gold- smith

Criminal Court of Atlanta-Judge, A E Calhoun; dep clk, C F Huber

Criminal Division-Judge, John D Hum- phries; deputy clerk, F J Spratling Probation Officers for Adults-D W Green, G A Maddox

TAXES

Make State and County returns February 1st to April 30th

Pay State and County October 1st to December 19th

Pay registration taxes prior to Novem- ber 1

Corporation tax, September 1

POSTOFFICE

Geo C Rogers, 50 N Forsyth st, post- master

Office Hours-The General Delivery window is open for business from 7 a m until & p m and stamps may be

purchased there from 7 p m until 8 p m; Ladies General Delivery window open from 8 a m to 6 p m; the Registry Division is open for receiving regis- tered and C O D Parcel-Post mail from 7:30 a m to 8 p m and for delivering registered and C O D mail from 7:30 a m to 11 p m; the stamp windows are open from 7 a m to 8 p m; the M O Division is open for paying money orders from 8 a m to 8 p m and for issuing orders from 8 a m to 8 p m; the Nixie Division (lost mail) is open from 8 a m to 5:30 p m

Fourth class matter shall not be regis- tered but may be insured against loss in amount equivalent to its actual value, but not to exceed $5.00 in any one case on a payment of 3 cents, not to exceed $25.00 on payment of fee, 5 cents; $50.00 on payment of fee, 10 cents; $100.00 on payment of fee, 25 cents: in addition to the postage, both to be prepaid by stamps affixed, but indemnity will not be allowed in cases of loss of such mail addressed to the Philippine Islands unless the loss oc- curred in the postal service of the I'nited States, a receipt for packages may be secured by payment of fee of 1 cent.

R F D Routes

No 1-Oakland City, Adamsville, Ben Hill, Black Hall, Bryants, Cascade and Cascade Springs

No 2-Oakland City, Brooklyn Heights, Capitol View, Lakewood and Lake- wood Heights

No 3-South Atlanta, Confederate Sol- diers Home, Constitution, Cornell Sta- tion, Roseland and South Bend

No 4-Station A, Hemphill, Florence Crittendon Home, Elizabeth and Wil- son

No 5-Main Office serves Marietta and Howell Mill rds, Oak Grove, Grove Park, Riverside and Simsville

Motor Route A-From Station C serves Armour Belt Junction, Cheshire Bridges road, Angier Park, Angier Springs, Copenhill, Easton, Johnsons road, Rock Springs and Roxborough, Atlanta Heights, Brookwood, Buck- head, Cook's District, Minerva, Oak Shade, Pace's Ferry road and Peach- tree road

Sub-Stations

. Arcade Station-Peachtree Arcade

Bolling Station-2924 Peachtree rd

Station A-207 S Lee

Station C-96 E 10th

East Atlanta-499 Flat Shoals av Edgewood-1282 DeKalb av

Ft McPherson-Charge Military Post

Hapeville-8 E Central av Kirkwood, Ga-112 N Howard

Oakland City-9 Evans dr

South Atlanta-Melton av and Hill, Mc- Donough rd

. Station 1-745 Marietta

2-184 Auburn av

3-65 Whitehall

4-190 W Kimball

5-740 Highland av

6-504 Decatur

7-117 Dill av

8-1 Mclendon av

9-249 Peters

10-453 W Hunter

11-191 Decatur

12-142 Whitehall

13-247 W Peachtree

15-165 S McDaniel

16-195 Bellwood av

17-770 N Boulevard

18-470 Woodward av

19-9 Houston

21-408 Jonesbore rd

22-1 Hurt

23-56 Whitehall 24-315 Fraser

25-501 Simpson

26-23 Cascade av

27-248 Peachtree

28-165 W North av

29-26 Stovall

30-86 Whitehall

31-1406 Peachtree

32-398 W 10th

33-Boulevard and Ponce de

Leon av

= 34-1209 Piedmont av

Postoffice Inspector

J P Johnston inspector in charge, 218 Federal bldg

Railway Mail Service

Office-426 Federal bldg; R J Harris superintendent

STATE OF GEORGIA

Atlanta the Capital; State Capitol be- tween Capitol av, Hunter, Washington and Capitol sq

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Governor-Hon Thos W Hardwick; Myr- tle White, sec ex-dep; Walter E Vance, warrant clerk

COURT OF APPEALS

Nash R Broyles, chief judge; W Frank Jenkins pres judge; Alex W Stephens, Roscoe Luke, O H B Bloodworth, R C Bell, judges; Logan Bleckley, clerk; W E Talley, dep clerk; P W Derrick sheriff

SUPREME COURT

R B Russell, chief justice; Marcus W Beck, Samuel C Atkinson, H Warner Hill, S P Gilbert, J K Hines, justices; Z D Harrison, clerk; W E Talley dep clk: G W Stevens, reporter; J M Gra- ham, asst reporter; J W Vaughan, sheriff

Adjutant-General-J C Pope

Attorney-General-G M Napier, S M Smith, asst atty genl

Board of Education-The Governor and the State Supt of Schools, ex-officio, R W Weaver, D C Barrow, E J For- rester and Dr G H Glenn

Bureau of Markets-L B Jackson direc- tor

Chemist-S H Wilson, Miss Lena Mc- Lendon, sec

Commissioner Commerce and Labor-H M Stanley com; W E Christie asst com Commissioner of Pensions-C E Mc- Gregor comr

Comptroller-General and State Insurance Commissioner-Wm A Wright; dep ins comr L A. Irons; tax clerk W B Har- rison; Insurance clerk Miss M M Nagle; wild lands clerk E L McCrory; State Tax Commissioner H J Full- bright

Department of Agriculture-J J Brown, commissioner; F T Bridges, asst comr; T J R Johnson clk, O S Lee food in- spector, Dr T A Cheatham state drug inspector, Dr P F Bahnsen state veter- inarian, L H Glenn state oil inspector Department of Banking-T R Bennett, supt, E A Thompson, asst supt

Department of Public Printing-P T Mc- Cutchen supt

Entomologist-W F Turner acting chief Georgia Industrial Commission-H M Stanley, S J Slate, L J Kilburn, G M Napier commrs

Georgia Library Commission-Charlotte Templeton sec

Museum-J H Tucker custodian

Prison Commission-R E Davison chair- man, G H Yancey secretary, T E Pat- terson, E L Rainey, commissioners Public Buildings and Grounds-H D Freeman

Georgia Public Service Commission- Office Capitol bldg, P B Trammell chairman, J D Price, J T Boifeuillet and J A Perry, commissioners; Albert Collier, secretary; E M Price, rate expert

State Highway Dept-J N Holder chair- man, 4th floor 283 Peachtree

Department of Archives and History-L L Knight; Ruth Blair sec

Department of Baanking-T R Bennett supt

Department of Public Welfare-Burr Blackburn sec

Secretary of State, Ex-Officio Commis- sioner of Corporations-D G McLen- don, C A Cook, auto clerk

United States Senators-W F George and W J Harris

State School Superintendent-M M Parks, ex-officio sec and executive agt State Board of Education; James A Northcutt clerk; Miss Alma Norris sec State Library-Mrs Maud Barker Cobb, librarian; Ella M Thornton and Margt Gibbs assts

Geologist-S W McCallie

Treasurer-William J Speer, J O Ander- son, asst treas, H A Hixon cashier, C N Blalock, bookkeeper

State Medical Board-Dr T F Abercrom- bie sec

Game and Fish Commission-T J Rhodes commissioner

Open Season and Bag Limit-Quail, Nov 20 to March 1, 25 in one day; doves, August 1 to 31 and Nov 20 to March 1, 25 in one day; wild turkeys either sex, Nov 20 to March 1, 2 in season; cat squirrels, Oct 1 to March 1, 15 in one day; deer, either sex, Nov 1 to Dec 1, 2 in season; summer or wood duck, Sept 1 to Jan 1, 25 in one day; migra- tory duck, Sept 1 to April 20, 50 in one day; woodcock Sept 1 to Jan 1, 25 in one day; plovers, Nov 20 to March 1, 25 in one day; marsh hens, 25 in one day; snipe, Dec 1 to May 1, 25 in one day; license fees to residents $1 for home county, $3.00 for state; to non- residents, $15.00 for state. Closed pe- riod for fishing except with hook and line, Feb 1 to July 1; fur-bearing ani- mals skunk, o'possum, muskrat, rac- coon, red and grey fox, beaver, mink, otter, Nov 20 to March 1

U S COURTS AND OFFICERS

Fifth Judicial Circuit of United States, composed of States of Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas

Circuit Court of Appeals-Fifth Judicial Circuit, Hon A C King, Atlanta, Ga; N P Bryan, Florida; Hon R W Walker, Huntsville, Ala; terms of court at Montgomery, Ala, 3d Monday in Octo- ber; Atlanta, Ga, 1st Monday in Octo- ber; Fort Worth Texas, 1st Monday in November; New Orleans, La, 3d Mon- day in November, F H Mortimer, clerk, New Orleans, La

Northern District of Georgia-Court room U S Postoffice bldg; Hon S H Sibley district judge; Atlanta, Ga; dis- trict court 2d Monday in March and 1st Monday in October; Hooper Alex- ander district attorney, Atlanta; John W Henley asst district atty; Walker Ackerman marshal, Atlanta; Olin C Fuller clerk court; Cam D Dorsey standing master in chancery; counties returnable to Atlanta; Campbell, Car- roll, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta, Cherokee, DeKalb, Douglas, Dawson, Fannin,

Fayette. Fulton. Forsyth, Gilmer, Gwinnett, Hall, Henry, Lumpkin, Mil- ton, Newton, Pickens, Rockdale, Spald- ing, Towns, Union

Northwestern Division Northern District of Georgia-Officers of court same as at Atlanta; John C Printup deputy clerk, Rome, Ga; court 3d Monday in May and November; counties Bartow, Chattooga, Catoosa, Dade, Floyd, Gor- don Haralson, Murray, Paulding, Polk, Whitfield, Walker

Western Division of Northern District- Columbus, Ga; officers of court same as at Atlanta; N A Brown deputy clerk, Columbus; terms of court at Columbus; District Court 1st Monday in May and December; counties re- turnab'e to Columbus: Chattahoochee, Clay, Early, Harris, Heard, Meriweth- er, Marion. Miller, Muscogee, Quit- man, Randolph, Schley, Stewart, Tal- bot, Taylor, Terrell, Troup, Webster

Eastern Division of the Northern Dis- trict of Georgia-Athens; officers of court same as at Atlanta; W G Cor- nett, deputy clerk, Athens, Ga; terms of court at Athens: District Court, 4th Monday in April, 1st Monday in November; counties returnable to Athens: Banks. Barrow, Clarke, Hart, Jackson, Madison, Morgan, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Rabun, Stephens, Walton, White, Elbert, Franklin, Greene and Habersham

District Court held at Gainesville, Ga: same officers as at Atlanta; terms of court, 4th Monday in April and 4th Monday in November

Referees in Bankruptcy

P H Adams, Atlanta-Fulton and De- Kalb

Howell Cobb, Athens-Clarke, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Elbert, Madison, Greene and Morgan

C D McCutchen, Dalton-Whitfield, Mur- ray, Catoosa, Dade, Bartow and Gordon Jno J Hunt, Griffin-Spalding Clayton, Henry and Fayette

Geo D Anderson, Marietta-Cobb, Chero- kee, Pickens, Gilmer, Fannin, Dawson, Union and Milton

N L Hutchins, Lawrenceville-Walton Newton, Gwinnett, Barrow, Jackson, Forsyth and Rockdale

J C Sullivan, LaGrange-Coweta, Meri- wether, Troup and Campbell

W A Bailey, Toccoa-Hall, Habersham, White, Towns, Lumpkin, Rabun, Ste- vens, Banks, Franklin and Hart W S Rowell, Rome-Floyd, Chattooga, Walker, Polk and Paulding

Wm de L Worsley, Columbus-Muscogee, Harris, Talbot, Taylor, Chattahoochee, Marion, Schley

R. R Jones, Dawson-Stewart, Webster, Quitman, Randolph, Clay, Terrell and Early

Eugene Spradlin, Carrollton-Douglas, Heard, Carroll and Haralson

Robt D Duke, Madison-Newton, Green and Morgan

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS

W Colquitt Carter, Atlanta

T S Candler, Blairsville

J E Brown, Newnan

N A Brown, Columbus J F Holden, Blue Ridge

S C Dunlap, Gainesville

W G Cornet, Athens

John C Printup, Rome

T W Kellogg, Jasper

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

U S Dept Agriculture (Bureau of Agri- cultural Economics), 1710 C & S Bank bldg, J R Pettet in charge

U S Dept of Agriculture (Bureau of Agricultural Economics), F G Crout in charge 237-9 Trust Co of Ga bldg

U S Dept Commerce-205, 67 N Pryor, B C Getsinger dist mgr, South Atlantic States

WEATHER BUREAU

Meteorologist-C F Von Herrman, 1413 Atlanta Trust Co bldg

UNITED STATES LOCAL OFFICERS, ETC

Army

Fort McPherson-Lt Col R H Hearn commander

Fourth Army Corps Area-Major Gen David C Shanks commander

Fourth Coast Artillery-No assignment Camp Jesup East Point car line 5 miles United States Navy Recruiting Office- 203 Federal bldg

U S Marine Corps-Office asst paymaster, 413 Hurt bldg

US Veterans Bureau-439 Peachtree, Mizell Bryson dist mgr, clinic 2831/2 Peachtree, Dr O E Herndon physician in charge

Bank Examiner

Chief Examiner-J W Pole, 504 Federal bldg

Bureau of Animal Industry

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Atlanta City Directory 1923, Part 3

Author: Publication date: 1923 Publisher: Atlanta City Directory Company Number of Pages: 1686

Author:
Publication date: 1923
Publisher: Atlanta City Directory Company
Number of Pages: 1686