Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1926, Page 6

6 * BUSINESS LEADERS ASSENBLING HERE Chamber of Commerce Con- vention to Draw 2,000 Dele- gates—Opens Tomorrow. Tacing a concentrated three-Gay business session with the Ject of s ion in_ busines the dominat tor to be wept in the forefront Al discussion and | annual ser of Commerce gathered in paration for the foremost deleg will not o'clock tomorrow . national councillors of met today to make v directors to fill va governing board of t the same time seorgia, | any, Ga., prevention st important ses ons the mittee of of Com the Mayflower made by e, who was formulating the which grew the Dawes pla ()xhu Prominent Speakers. inent men listed on the| > of the three-da LOMOrrow, are president of the|Z Commerce Ritchie of omick of the dent of the way Association 4 On the face of the large registratfon iv made tod officlals of the hat more than every State sions and bring to afternoon. At the close of the meet- ing the business men will participate tournament at three local s donated by the cham- xecutives. of indu finance and commerce are represented in the group of business men assembled for the meeting Big Issues on Agenda. _In_addition to the general subject tion in business” ques tions e g culture, States yns and the general proposition and Federal law enforcement; us in the which_is included in did not put forwa e nomination to tl E. C. Graham, local business man and a member of the Board of Education, ominated last year, but failed of the second of Philadel > nominated. lent to election, apita fire loss in the last five years in a city of less i as compared than $5 per capita fc ountry, John A. 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Mr. O’'Leary will be Host at a break- fast meeting Wednesdity morning to presidents and secretaiies af constit- uent organization: "The breakfast will be followed by anvther general session at headquarters at 10 o'clock. In the afternoon group Juncheon meet- ings will be held to discuss agricul- ture, civic development, finance and manufacture, while the annual meet- ing dinner will be held at the New ‘Washington -| Willard Wednesday night. session Thursday morn clude the formal businesss of the an- nual meeting, and in the afternoon delegates will play in the golf tourna- ment. A reception and dance will be held at the chamber buifding tomor- row night at 9:30 o'clock, MOTOR BOAT DRIVER ]FAGES DRUNK CHARGE| First Allegation of Kind Involves James C. Hatcherson—Others Convicted of Intoxication. Convicted in Pcilice Court on charges of int; ion and assault, James . 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