Handicapped Tourney At Georgia Country Club
The tournament committee announces a peg handicapped match for the Atlanta Country Club field. Readings include many players with listed medals and handicaps, notably Richard of the Atlanta club leading with a strong 8 handicap and Porter and Hodgson among others holding high scores. The event features 49 players and highlights top performers and eligible factors shaping the club competition.
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Les
Ufe Courmament
Ves
Teap
Auda
Andersen
Grmith
Wamit
Hanna
Hayes
Hodgsons
Hodgson
Hooper
Hooper CR
Hickey
Jackson
Syr
Jester
Jones
Har
Jordan
Lamkin
Lawler
Lumpkin
McGarrigles
McHatton
McWhorter
Martin
Michael
Morris
Jo Morris
Moss
Nicholson
Northeast
Payne
Porter
E. Ota
Phinizy
Mrph
Wiliams
Tow
Mars
Richard F
Atlanta
Athens
Auwler
J. Morris
Witl Harrie
Georgia
F. J J. F. Tibba
Owent
AY Planned for Methodist revival closes with last service
Rev C M Dunaway leads final revival day at First Methodist Church with morning youth service, Love Feast, and evening high point sermon. Evangelist A Spinks accompanies music as Dunaway wraps a history making campaign praised by congregations for strong preaching and public impact.
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First Methodist Church
CM. Dufay
Dapway
A. Spinks
Duna ¥ Iy
Civerngt
Medyin Returns from Philadelphia for Throat Treatment
X. S. Flethvin, former Athens merchant, has returned from Philadelphia seekin g medical aid for his throat. He is reported to be improving and hopes to be fully well soon.
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X. S. Flethvin
Athens Mérchansias
Hia
Made in Chicago steam truck debuts for Kosmos Ice
The first Chicago made steam truck with a foolproof burner and boiler has entered service with Kosmos Ice. Inventor Era C. Jacobson of Thorndale Avenue developed the quick ignition and high steam reserve. The American Steamer company, led by R R Howerd and H Gay, plans delivery by May and a price under $2,000, undercutting steam car rivals.
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Walter A. Bermingham
Chicago
Kosmos Ice Company
Cago
R.R. Howerd
Monningdale
Chicago Evening Post
Hardwick Seeks Savings Through Smaller State Expense
Atlanta report says state government can run at lower cost after studies by Griffen Hagen and Associates. Four agencies examined show potential savings due to legal limits and inefficient procedures. Some agencies like the state library and public welfare receive praise for service and efficiency but still offer room for cost cuts.
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Atlanta
Thos. W. Hardwick
Griffenhagen and Associates, Ltd
Chicago
Atanda
Clen
Board of Public Welfare
der Wick
Lady Astor Visits White House In Early Capitol Tour
Lord and Lady Astor began second day in town with Baréinet Renator Hale of Maine at executive offices then went to the White House to meet Mrs. LenTiRe Mopnile for the capitol. Astor reportedly told reporters she had a most time and the President is enlightened.
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Lady Astor
Astor
Husband Ware
Baréinet
Renator Hale
Maine
White House
Ing. Om LenTiRe Mopnile
Capitol
Opposition to 75 Million Highway Bond Issue Surges in Georgia
Atlanta reports growing opposition among Democratic leaders to a statewide 75 million bond issue for roads. Critics target the highway commission budgets, machine purchases, and quarry freight costs while counties argue for equal share to maintain roads and convict labor programs. Proponents from the Georgia Good Roads association press for action, aiming to secure two thirds in the legislature and a majority referendum, but the outlook has dimmed since six months ago.
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Atlanta
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Als
Commission
Elberton
Hardwick
Georgia Good Roads Association
Athens
Chinese Fighting Near Peking Continues At Noon
Heavy artillery rumbles south of the Peking Tientsin railway as Chang Tao Lin and Wu Pei Fu press forces from Machang to south of Peking. Dispatches report 20 hours of bombardment near Manching with legations urging nationals outside the capital to seek safety.
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Peking
Peking-Tientain
Chang Tao-Lin
Manchuria
Wu-Pei-Fu
Central China
Machang
Tientsin
Manching
Changainden
Marco-Polo Bridge
Tragic death links to Dartmouth murder case in Philadelphia
Charles Shiess nephew of Daniel Guggenheim and Dartmouth freshman Elmer Drewes died by drinking iron in Philadelphia. Investigators tied his death to the Oscar Schloss money-for-murder inquiry, noting Schloss paid Drewes $100 before the Suspected killing. The case involving W. P. Grimes ended in acquittal. investigators pursued leads across New York and Allendale City.
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New York
Charles Shiess
Daniel Guggenheim
Elmer Drewes
Dartmouth College
Philadelphia
David K.1te
Atlanta Declines to Enter Capitol Removal Debate
Atlanta lawmakers refuse to join any accord with the Capitol Removal Association on a vote this session. Senator James E. Dixon and Fulton delegates explored a deal to let the bill pass so Georgians could decide between Macon and Atlanta for the capital. Fulton representatives insist on not backing measures to move the capitol, dimming prospects for the removal plan this session.
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Atlanta
Georgia Capitol Removal Association
General Assembly
James E. Dixon
Millen
Fulton
Macon
Capitol
Virylyn Moore
House
Dixon
Capitol Removal Association
Senate
Hardwick
Lucy Cobb Commencement Schedule Mixed With School Events
The Lucy Cobb commencement activities unfold through the month with recitals by Miss Parks and Miss Hardin, a Friday operetta by Mary Anne Lipscomb Elementary, and a Dixie themed dance. A Confederate Veterans luncheon honors the institute, while Miss Millie joins the National Geographic Magazine.
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Virginia Lott
Lucy Cobb, Ince
Miss Parks
Miss Hardin
Pelice
Cave
Dove Night Gown No 5482 in pink batiste
A dove night gown No 5482 offered in sheer lustrous combed-yarn pink batiste. Slip over style with bow knot trim in hand-embroidered French knots and shirring across front neck and sleeves with hemstitching. Special price listed as $1.50.
Night Soutie Lace Gown With Satin Bow
A white gown in combed yarn features a square neck and sheer strength. Trimmed with Valenciennes lace and Swiss embroidery, finished with a satin bow at the neck. Priced at $2.00.
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Tlanta
Lucy Cobb
Millié Rutherford
National Geographic Magazine
Washington, D. C
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Miss Millie
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Bearden
Walker Parks
A. L. Tidwell
Elizabeth ‘Vlawell
Anne Carter
Anna Ing Her ‘Staten
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Ey "Rain
Frank Edwards
Mr. Edwards
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