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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1922

Page

6

Yale Triumphs Over Georgia In Close Macon Baseball Battle

Yale’s Ted Chittenden earned his third straight win as Georgia’s Cliff Pantone allowed five hits in a 1 to 0 pitchers duel at Central City Park. Hutchesson belted a three-bagger and Allen a two-base hit for Georgia. Mallory scored Yale’s lone run on a sacrifice fly and a fielding error.

C. E. Baker Macon Yale Central City Park New Haven Jred Cliff Pantone Georgia Ted Chittenden Huniers Chittenden Pantone Ward Hutchieson Allen TNT Mallory Huucheson Guardian Cody Hadger

New York Cotton Market Opens Firm On Demand Strength

The cotton market opened firmer in New York as stock strength and demand for goods supported futures. July and October prices rose several points, with May near 17.50 and spot prices in New Orleans showing strength amid rain and export activity. Cotton seed oil closed steady with multiple contract prices listed.

New York Liverpool New Orleans Galvexton Texas Jan Pes

Cold and Grippe Remedy Ad Claims Quick Break

An old advertisement asserts that 666 will break a cold fuer and gripe quicker than anything known, preventing pneumonia. The fragment hints at a patent medicine claim common in historic ads without providing further details.

Market Briefs From Chicago to Wall Street

Foreign bar silver and Mexican dollars listed as markets open in Chicago. New York call money and mercantile paper show steady rates while Liberty bonds close with varied bids and yields. Foreign exchange firms report firm rates for Britain France Italy and others as Wall Street opens with active buying and a noon dip, then recovery led by rails and oils. Trading volume nears 2 million by close.

Foreign Exchange New York Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Cerechy Slovakia Argentine Brazil Montreal Wall Street Stock Exchange

Lavonia Prepares for Eighth District High School Meet

Lavonians ready Lavonia hosts the Eighth District High School meet bringing delegates from Greensboro Winterville Social Circle Monroe Washington Hartwell Elberton Royston Carnesville Madison Watkinsville and others. Representatives begin arriving Thursday with events including baseball declamation ready writers and a superintendent's conference plus music and spelling contests. John McCormack continues to improve after a throat ailment in New York.

Lavonians Lavonia Eighth District High School Association J. J. Allman Hartwell B. M. Grier Elberton Lamar Ferguson W. T. Foster Madison D. W. Windsor Carneaville Greensboro Winterville Social Circle Monroe Washington Royston Carnesville Watkinsville Vonia Brid Wise Itoy Ston John McCormack New York

Wheat and grain markets set mixed, futures slip in Chicago

Trading on Monday showed a tentative wheat session with modest declines in May and July contracts after a sharp Saturday advance. Corn and oats rose amid firmer wheat, while hogs and grain lifted provisions. cattle and sheep receipts in Chicago remained varied with prices uneven across classes.

Chicago Board of Trade Roaten Vna

Markets Report Mixed Gold Sugar Dairy and Poultry News

Raw sugar steady at 3.92 for centrifugal while refined grades run 5.25 to 5.50 for fine granulated. New York dairy lists firm creamery and exes values with varied firsts and extras. butter and poultry prices move mixed across Chicago and New York markets.

New York NEW York Dairy Hutter Exes Chicago Dairy Chicago

Easter Egg Hunt Scheduled by St Mary's Sunday School

The children will hold an Easter egg hunt Monday afternoon on Carr's Hill with Prof Peter F Brown as superintendent. Many eggs and ice cream have been secured for the event. Almanacs were first used in England and Denmark.

St. Mary's Carr's Hill Peter F. Brown

Rehabs Edge Athens High In Fourteen Innings Thriller

Georgia Rehabs defeated Athens High 65 4 in a 14 inning practice game at Sanford Field. Lefty Hackett pitched superbly for Athens High while Miller shut down the Rehabs. Taylor scored the winning run in the 14th on an infield hit after a fair call on a foul line drive. Athens High travels to Washington Saturday with a large student delegation.

Sanford Field Georgia Rehabs Athens High Hackett Miller Athens Mapp Jackson Taylor Washington

Athens Deliberates Over Pickett Company Engagement

Local management at the Colonial theater hires the Pickett Company amid civic interest as many Athens prominent residents express discontent on Monday about the arrangement.

Colonial Theater Pickett Company Athens

A Woeful Tale. A Georgia Yale game recap

In a tight nine inning college baseball tilt Cody delivered a double and a run, while Atcheson and Thomason fueled the offense with singles and a triple. Yale fell to Georgia 1 0 in a cautious pitchers duel with Hutcheson and Chittenden handling the action.

Cold and Grippe Remedy Advertises 666 Prescription

An old advertisement promotes 666 as a speedy remedy for colds fever and grippe. The snippet implies a patent medicine tone and notes its claimed rapid relief.

College Ball Results from Charlottesville to Nashville

In Charlottesville Virginia Washington and Lee edged Virginia 4 to 3 in 13 innings. Yale beat Georgia 1 to 0 in Macon. UNC defeated Virginia Tech 7 to 4 in Roanoke. Mississippi A and M shutout Tennessee 3 to 0 in Knoxville. Vanderbilt beat Ohio in Nashville with a 16 inning game indicated.

Charlottesville Washington ‘and Lee University of Virginia Macon Yale Georgia Hoanoke University of North Carolina Virginia Polytechnic Institute Knoxville Mississippi University of Tennessee Nashville Vanderbilt Ohio

Supreme Court Allows Georgia Inspection Fees on Out-of-State Goods

The Supreme Court ruled that Georgia may collect inspection fees at its gate on products not produced within the state, in a Texas Company case involving oil products. The decision concerns charges for inspection of goods entering Georgia, even when not destined for interstate commerce.

Washington Supreme Court Texas Company

Cottonseed Census Report Details Eight Months End March

The cottonseed census report shows eight months ending March 31 with crushed seed at 2 840 431 tons versus 3 525 628 a year earlier. Crude and refined oils production and stock levels are listed, along with cake meal and linters outputs and hand inventories. Exports of linters are reported at 86 858 running bales versus 32 347 previously.

Washington Linters

Fair and Warmer Lores Big Hit At Colonial Theater

The Pickert Stock Company staged Fair and Warmer at the Colonial theater Monday evening with Ralph W. Chambers and Lillian Pickert leading a strong cast. Audiences praised the show as superior to recent road productions and noted top ticket prices at 55 cents. New scenery by Joseph Richards enhanced the performance as the company delivered polished acts and earned widespread applause.

Colonial Theater Pickett Stock Company New York Athens Pickert Company Lillian Pickert Gertrude Edinger Claudia Deveree Adrian Lee Jack Doty Robert Lacray Raymond Cook

Theatrical Today Colonial-Stock Shows

The Colonial stock company presents Fair and Warmer starring Ellie Hoot Gibson in The Fire Eater. Audiences are invited to enjoy a lively program of comedy and drama featuring the popular performers.

Ellie—Hoot Gibson Fire Eater

Special City Tax Installment Due Window

The first installment of city taxes is due from April 15 to May 1. Taxpayers who fail to pay by May 1 will incur a $1.50 cost on file against all quinquents.

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