Manhattan Theatre Hosts Charitable Opera Festival Tonight
The Manhattan Theatre plans a three night engagement in Athens to raise funds for the Elks. Miss Kittie Neverle leads the Manhattans in the celebrated operatic program. The troupe is praised for its popular Southern appeal and Miss Perle's growing reputation.
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A of Elks
Elks
Athens
Manhattans
South
Lendid
Olf
Amy
Everdi
Miss Perle
Royal Arcanum Select Officers Named for Oconee Council
Oconee Council 138 of the Royal Arcanum chose its officers for the coming term. The lodge shows prosperity with over 300 members and roughly one million dollars in life insurance. Officers: Sitting Past Regent J. H. Griffeth, Regent Lee Morris, Vice Regent Arthur Flatau, Orm tor A. A. Brigham, Secretary M. Jankower, Collector J. H. Doracy, Treasurer Francis Eppes, Chaplain C. A. Van der Leith, aide Pete Petropol, Warden Frank Betts, Petry M. Buchwald, Funkenstein J. J. Wil, Mendel Morris. Griffeth and Jankower represent the lodge to the Grand.
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Oconee Council
Royal Arcanum
J. H. Griffeth
Lee Morris
Arthur Flatau
Ormtor
A. A. Brigham
M. Jankower
J. H. Doracy
Francis Eppes
C. A. van der Leith
Pete Petropol
Frank Betts
Petry
M. Buchwald
Funkenstein
J. J. Wil
Mendel Morris
Jankower
Lecture Postponed After Professor's Hand Burns
Professor D L Earnest unable to present stereopticon slides for Dr Smith lecture due to burns on his hand. Lecture postponed and rescheduled for Friday at Welch.
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D. L. Earnest
Smith
Welch
Higher Yet Believer Forecasts 20 Cent Cotton Soon
Mr John Bostwick predicts higher cotton prices in the next season. From Georgia he cites ginners reports showing about 90 percent of the crop ginned and a total around 9 800 600 bales. He argues supply will be 3 000 000 bales below last year's demand, pushing prices to 20 cents per pound before the new crop arrives. Others share this view and hold cotton as faith in rising prices.
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John Bostwic
We State
Eet Ga
Bostwick
Cotton Receipts Suffer Drops in Early December
The week’s cotton receipts fall short of last year as officials anticipate the market turning bullish. Experts predict prices may rise above 18 cents per pound before the next harvest, noting 3,850 bales received and 3,662 shipped this December with 25,085 bales in stock.
Special Class in Electricity for Local Linemen
Several weeks after the university began a night course for electricians and linemen under Prof Davenport. Organized around October 1, the class meets twice weekly with regular enthusiastic attendance from men whose daytime work prevents day classes.
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Davenport
John E. Talmadge Returns Home After Illness
Friends announce John E. Talmadge came back from Atlanta Tuesday in greatly improved health. He recently had an appendectomy there, then a relapse required a second operation. He was returned to Atlanta for the second procedure and has now nearly recovered at home.
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John E. Talmadge
Atlanta
Talmadge
Third Session Cotton School Set for January Opening
The Cotton School at the State College of Agriculture will run ten days starting January 3 in the new Agricultural Hall. Subjects cover cotton breeding soils fertilizers and by products with lectures by university and college staff. An admission fee of 1 is charged for attendees over sixteen with rail and board discounts.
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State College of Agriculture
R. J. H. DeLoach
J. M. Meade
University of Georgia
E. L. Worsham
Andrew M. Soule
Leroy C. Hart
Crane
Athens
R. J. H. Delanch
D. C. Barrow
T. G. Hudson
R. F. Duckworth
D. G. Hughes
A. G. Richardson
J. E. White
W. A. Worsham
Thomas A. Early
A. Minear
Hite and McLaren
Richardson
Jarnigan
Officers elected by Woodmen of the World
At the George B. Davis Camp regular meeting the officers for the next term were chosen. New officers include A A Brigham C C J C Cartledge A L L O Pledger John Mappin E K Collins J W Blackstone H P White George B Davis H P Lawrence and A J Gary. Three great specials announce at Davison Nicholson Company sale.
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George B. Davis
Woodmen of the World
A. A. Brigham
C. C. J. C. Cartledge
A. L. L. O. Pledger
John Mappin
E. K. Collins
J. W. Blackstone
Davison-Nicholson Company
Athens
Mrs W J Jarrell Leaves Athens for Washington Job
J W Jarrell longtime cashier at the Athens Telephone Exchange resigns from Southern Bell and moves to Washington Georgia to take a bookkeeping post with Pope Manufacturing Company. Miss Sadie Murray succeeds him as cashier, praised for efficiency.
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Telephone Exchange
Miss Murray
J. W. Jarrell
Athens Telephone Exchange
Southern Bell Company
Washington, Ga
Pope Manufacturing Company
Jarrell
Southern Bell
Sadie Murray
Annual Meeting of Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 Masons
Tonight at o clock the Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 Masons will hold its annual communication in the Masonic hall Mt Vernon. The annual election of officers will be held and important matters are expected to be discussed. Members urged to attend.
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Glee Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Masonic Hall
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 22
A. Cap J. R. Crane
Sec
MOTHERS' CLUB MEETS AT STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
The Moth ers Club meets today in the James M Smith room at the State Normal School. The session starts at 4 45 p m with reports on the State Congress of Mothers in Atlanta and a discussion on children’s work. Athletic Exhibition at Athens Athletic Club tonight features bag punching wrestling tumbling and boxing with 15 to 25 cent admission.
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Mothers’ Club
James M. Smith
State Normal School
State Congress of Mothers
Atlanta
Athens Athletic Club
Freshmen Defeat Juniors In Georgia Grid Opener
The Freshmen and Juniors opened Georgia football with a 6 to 0 score. Sancken scored the lone touchdown after a 20 yard drive, with Colter refereeing and Franklin umpiring. Weather favored play as Coach Colter plans to oversee all games and develop players for next fall.
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Unity of Georgia
Elias
Collegians
Pmil-Even
Propos Smore
Shires
Fors
Sancken
Vira
Georgia
Colter
Willingham
R. E. Thompson
R. E. Calloway
R. T. Martin
R. T. Yorke
X. Whatley
T. Woodruff
C. Anderson
Ballard
Foster
Gz. Scheul
T. Rogers
Rt. Conklin
Blanton
E. Sancken
Q. Forbes
Q. Alford
Hi. Marshburn
L. H. Walker
F. B. Troutman
F. B. Awtrey
R. H. LeCraw
R. h.Touchdowns
Refree—Colter
Franklin
Northcutt
Lewis and Palmer
Atlanta Auto Rages Lyric Beautiful Feature
A brief ad promises today only a display titled Lyric Beautiful along with a regular film and two reels. It notes motor sports races are featured and claims this is possibly the only time seen in Athens, shown in Atlanta before now, offered for five cents.
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Lyric Beautiful
Athens
Atlanta
Athletic Notice Invites Wrestling Event at Athens
Masonic notice announces an athletic evening in Athens on December 9. The event features wrestling and invites participation from all.
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Manhattan
the Elks Charity Fund
John Bostwick
Morgan County
State Agricultural College
Davison-Nicholson
McClure’s
Gilee Club
Mrs. W
JA ‘Oes
Washington
Annual Meeting OF the Masons
Atlanta Auto
Athens A
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