Weibling Loses to Smit Billmen in Smith-Neibling Game
In a see-saw Smith beats Neibling 7 to 4 as Marlon Conolly hits a second inning homer for Smith who chases a late win. Fred Davis makes sharp catches in center and Morton Hodgson returns to the Smith lineup. Abe Goodman and Star Smith contribute as Smith loads the bases but holds the lead to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Conolly
Smith
Fred Davis
Morton “Hodgson
R. L. Moss
Abe Goodman
Francis Price
Jim Head
Nelbling
Bedgood
Hiradberry
Pittard
Anderaop
Lanier
Bradberry
Thornton
Holloway Georgia Star Sold to Tigers for High Figure
Holloway, famed Georgia Bulldogs pitcher of 1919, was sold by Augusta to the Detroit Tigers for a record $8,000, the highest price ever paid for a Sally League player. Bill White brokered the deal, with scouts Eddie Herr and Joe Dunn praising Holloway’s puzzling delivery and prospects.
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Th Holloway
Georgia Bulldogs
Detroit Tigers
Augusta
Tiger
Athena
Holloway
Augusta Club
Bill White
Georgia
South Atlantic
Eddie Herr
Joe Dunn
Detroit
Navin
Georgia Star
Barrett
Wire
Barwick
Brooks County
Larry Gantt Column on Weevil War and Cotton Labor
Larry Gantt notes fighting the weevil is scarce as patches of cotton are planted and the pest is handed over to the past. He observes white settlers avoid the South due to competition with Black labor but predicts a future when Black exodusters return to take roles. He quotes Mr Gun Stevens praising white tenants who fight the weevil and still raise good cotton in hard conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun ‘Stevens
Lemon Lotion Promises Whitest Skin For Ladies
An advertisement touts mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a bleaching lotion. It claims daily use improves skin tone, removing freckles and sunburn without irritation, and cites famous stage beauties as users. The product is sold by a local store with a quarter pint size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
Mr. Blunt
Alice Cox
Lane Street
Topeka
Kansas
Lyon Mfg. Co
Brooklyn
Brand on the Job In Washington with Judge Sledges
In Washington with Judge Walter J. Sledges we met Congressman Chas. H. Brand. The ad says no office in the House Building was busier that night. Brand devoted long hours to district interests and duties. Hartwell and Hart praise his faithful conscientious service and reliability.
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Washington
Walter J. Sledges
Congreveman Chas. H
Brand Phera
Congresa- Brand
Brand
Hartwell and Hart
Hetwel Sun
Y M C A Volley Ball League Opens in Athens
The Y M C A Volley Ball League for young Athens businessmen starts Wednesday with four teams led by captains O M M Roberts J Stevenson H Patat and E C Weston. Roberts faces Stevenson in the opener and the season runs through September 1 with an eighteen game schedule and mixed results among Roberts Stevenson Patat and Weston squads. Also the Clarke County Fair promotion committee meets at the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon at four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Roberts
Stevenson
O. M. M. Roberts
J. Stevenson
H. Patat
E.C. Weston
O. M. Roberts
J. P. Bullock
E. E. Lamkin
George Bishop
W. Hardman
H. Rylee
Brown
I. Elliot
J. D. Applewhite
C. Joel Fowler
W. Erwin
G. L. Smith
Patat
Catain
W. Beacham
P. Conolly
L. Funkenstein
J. J. J. Bailey
Jack Beacham
Weston
L. L. Hendren
A. Wingfield
J. Joel
W. Jones
F. Hailey
F. Smith
Robes Taneday
Birvenien
NG G
Chamner of Commerce
Baseball Southern Summary Monday's Results in Southern Cities
Results from Monday show Little Rock routing Atlanta 10 to 1, Nashville beating Memphis 5 to 2, and Birmingham defeating Chattanooga 10 to none. Standings list Memphis 70 wins 35 losses leading Mobile, New Orleans, Little Rock, Birmingham, Nashville, Atlanta, and Chattanooga in a tight race.
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Baseball Southern
Atlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Pet
College Airs To Enliven Alumni Game Thursday
Alumni from the Georgia Bulldogs and Yellow Jackets will play Thursday here, boosted by marching bands to be chosen among several bidders. Ed Dorsey and Bob McWharter promote the event as Athens expects big crowds and busloads from Hartwell as far as seventy miles away. Booze McWhorter, a former Bulldog, will start left field alongside Tech veteran Carl Sloan who starred for Tech in 1910-12 and earned All Southern honors in 1911.
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Georgia Bulldog
Diamond Stars
Yellow Jacket
Ed Dorsey
Bob
Georgia
Old Dominion
Virginia
Hartwell
Sterling
Thurmond
McWhorter
Boose” McWhorter
Booxo
Thor
Babe Ruth
Babe
Bulldogs
Carl Sloan
Tech
Carl
Cart
Speed Demon
Southern
Lotte Yellow
Southex Bell Telephone and ‘Telegraph
Atlanta
Sloan
Everett True's Niece Enters Royal Race
Mrs Hard Lee True of Athens enters her daughter Canna Bee True in the race for the Prince of Wales crown drawing attention as Everett True, known for hostility to royalty, may object. The development stirs local society as observers await reactions and possible objections.
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Prince of Wales
Hard Lee True
Canna Bee True
Miss True
Hay
Everett True
Banner Herald
Doris May in Bomshell of Laughter at Palace Tonight
Doris May headlines the Palace Theater program with The Understudy a lively floor comedy and Dante a farce by Thomas Greene plus a Summer School production directed by Caroline Cobb. The bill also features Through a Glass Window a human interest film with May McAvoy in a Realart release.
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Doris May
Bomshell
Carolyn Cobb Dramatic Club
Sabatette
Palace
Caroline Cobb
Palace Theatre
Dante
Thomas Greene
Diana
Sarah Mathedre
Athens
Glenn Walker
Win
Augusta
Little Monkey
Howell Edward Cobb
Cobb
Arina Curry
Ake
Caps
Doris Mae
May McAvoy
Realart
Famous Players-Lasky
Matrimony a Failure at Palace Thurs and Fri
A Paramount special comedy titled Is Matrimony a Failure? stars T. Roy Barnes, Lila Lee, Loix Wilson, Walter Hiers, Tully Marshall and Charles Ogle. An hour of laughs to feature Buster Keaton comedy and the Palace program for Thursday and Friday in Athens. The league table notes West End in second place as a local item.
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Paramount
T. Roy Barnes
Lila Lee
Loix Wilson
Walter Hiers
Tully Marshall
Charles Ogle
the Palace
Buster Keaton
Athens
Athens Team Trails as Rome Beats Cloverhurst Golfers
The Cloverhurst Golfers representing Athens in the Northeast Georgia league fell to last place in Teague standings after Rome defeated them Saturday. Prior to the loss Athens and Gainesville were tied for the cellar with 17 points each. Gainesville added five points while West End beat them, and the Classic city recorded two.
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Athens
Cloverhurst
Rome
Gainesville
Aainesville
West End
Shooting on Warsaw Street Leaves Carlton Clarke Wounded
A man shot Carlton Clarke on Warsaw Street Saturday night and fled. Clarke was not severely hurt, and the assailant remains at large as police continue investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sant Colored
Carlton Clarke
Warsaw Street
Georgia Summer School diplomas awarded in Octagon
Forty six graduates receive diplomas at the summer school graduation in the Octagon auditorium on Friday night. The ceremony includes a program of marches, overtures, and a delivery of diplomas with invitations extended to students, Athenians, and friends to attend.
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Georgia
H. R. Adams
Annie Allison
Ovie Banks
M. V. Brady
Bessie Bell
Alice Wimberly
Irene Young
Athens
Schubert
Mra
Granberry
von Weber
Stewart
Rome Gives Local Golfers Fine Time
Local clubs travel to Rome for a nine hole match with Athens players. Frank Lawler leads his six in a fast drive, Athens team adapts well, and Archibald Griffith and Arthur Griffith secure key points. After, Rome hosts the visiting party, views East Lake, and a relaxed round builds local golf lore.
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Rome
Stegeman
Martin
Frank
Souie
Athens
Atlanta
Frank Lawler
Arthur Griffith
East Lake
Aira
Archieth
Robbie Jones
Patent Remedy Promises Quick Cure for Fevers
An advertisement touts a cure allegedly treating malaria chills fever bilious fever and la grippe. The claim highlights broad medical benefits and appeals to readers seeking rapid relief from multiple ailments.
Calomel Risks Warned inHealth Ad
A revived old health ad warns calomel is dangerous and can cause salivation liver damage and bone pain. It recommends Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute and promises quicker relief without sickness priced cheaply for families.
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Dodson
Notice to Contractors for Athens Colored School Building
Notice to contractors dated August 1 1922 for additions and alterations to the East Athens Colored School Building. Plans and specifications available May 4 at the engineer’s office. Official list of rates and bids published August 10. Secretary J T Kupur and Dormitory Committee indicate submission deadlines.
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Moka
East Athens Colored Scil
Inne de Pineleere
J. T. Kupur
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Petgood
Erry Bodgood
Larry Gantt
St. Louis
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New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Boston Cease
College
Palace Today
Miss May
Mary Neil
Wallace McDonald
Baturpay
Mariatéa Neue En! Athans
Joca Hnkment
Stymie
van Nil
Style Shop
Susie Wells
Nm Street
Pao
Stege
Coosa
Jester
Comminalon Era
Tate Wright
City of Athens
County Bonis
Wright
Tai
Eickson
Serve Chemical Corporation
Richmond
Williams Transfer & Storage CO
Verate
Promnt Action
RYLEE
Holman
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